Nigeria’s AFPIF moment.
In April 2025, the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) quietly crossed a line that once felt unreachable - 1 terabit per second of peak domestic internet traffic. It was…
Neutral, open, connected: Equinix’s play to anchor West Africa’s interconnection economy.
In a dusty office in Cocody, Abidjan, Lacina Achi refreshes his browser, watching the dashboard of his new e-learning platform come alive. For years, delays and outages were routine, each…
From collapse to comeback: 9mobile rebrands as T2, edges toward a ‘virtual’ play.
Nigeria’s fourth-largest carrier has dropped the 9mobile name for T2, unveiling a vivid orange identity at a Lagos event themed “Tech Meets Tenacity” as it bids to stop years of…
AI gold rush: why Meta is selling $2 billion in data center assets.
For anyone in tech, the phrase "data center" often conjures images of endless server racks, humming machinery, and colossal power consumption. But what if one of the world's leading tech…
Nigeria’s gas paradox: rising demand, crippled supply, and the stakes for energy-hungry data centers.
Nigeria is in the midst of an energy pivot. As electricity demand surges across industries, from manufacturing to digital infrastructure, natural gas is emerging as a cornerstone of the country’s…
Africa’s digital future hinges on Sidi Ould Tah’s leadership at the AfDB.
The African Development Bank’s new president must move beyond incremental development to drive the continent’s digital transformation. On May 29, the race to lead the African Development Bank (AfDB) unfolded…
Building the Infrastructure for Kenya’s Digital Leap.
By Wojtek Piorko, Managing Director, Africa at Vertiv Kenya is entering a new digital era, one defined by accelerated connectivity, data growth, and the move towards artificial intelligence (AI). But…
Asia Pacific region will overtake North America as world’s largest colo market by 2030 – report.
The Asia Pacific (APAC) region is poised to overtake the United States as the world’s largest colocation (colo) market before the end of the decade, according to a new report…
Africa votes to govern its digital future
In a quiet corner of Africa’s internet ecosystem, an election is unfolding that will determine much more than who sits on a board. It will shape whether Africa governs its…
Nigeria’s MVNO gamble needs more than licenses to succeed.
In June 2023, Nigeria’s telecom regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), issued licenses to 25 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), followed by 18 additional approvals. It was a bold and…
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