Nigeria's Data Center Capacity to Reach 218MW by 2030, Report Shows Growth Potential
A report indicates that Nigeria's data center market is set to expand rapidly, with total installed capacity expected to increase from 56MW in 2025 to 218MW by 2030, marking a fourfold growth. The industry has shown resilience and steady growth, attracting major global operators like Equinix and OADC.
Nigeria aims to position itself as a key data hub in Africa, aligning with its broader digital transformation goals. The real estate sector, despite recent struggles, continues to witness sustained demand from cloud storage, fintech operations, and digital services.
Several large-scale projects are underway, with both international and local operators driving development, as reported by Nairametrics.
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