March 23, 2019
Last week Data Economy reported on the predictions Gartner released regarding Middle East and North Africa’s record-breaking IT spend which is set to hit $160bn in 2019. Digging deeper at the report Gartner provided, it also made another significant prediction that the total amount of Middle East and North Africa data centre systems spending is […]
The announcement follows the launch of Microsoft’s data centre facilities in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Pan-African Internet and connectivity service provider SEACOM has announced that it will now ...
Middle East and North Africa IT spending is projected to reach $160bn this year, which is a 1.8% inc...
VIVA Bahrain has announced that it has signed an agreement with Emirates Telecommunication company E...
Microsoft expands its footprint in Africa with the opening of its first two data centres on the cont...
The extended presense in Egypt will improve the services Microsoft can offer in the country and aid ...
West African data centre provider MainOne has announced a metro fibre infrastructure development in ...
Palo Alto Networks has bought Israeli based cybersecurity company Demisto for $560m in cash and shar...
The Zimbabwean government has announced that the National Data Centre Project is almost at the finis...
It has been reported that Huawei Technologies will officially begin running services from its first ...
Liquid Telecom has appointed Susan M’kandawire Mulikita as CEO of Liquid Telecom Zambia, making he...
South African cloud data management company Redstor is following through on its expansion plans by a...
Oracle has announced that its new data centre in Abu Dhabi is available from today, and will offer p...
IX Reach has just confirmed its partnership with the Djibouti Data Centre as it continues taking ste...
African data centre operator icolo.io has announced that it will finally start the construction of i...
