Open Access Data Centres (OADC) has announced Open Access Fabric (OAfabric), a groundbreaking digital platform designed to revolutionise African interconnection.
Set to launch in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo in January 2025, OAfabric will rapidly expand across Africa and globally, establishing vital interconnection hubs.
With its ambitious expansion plans, OAfabric aims to transform Africa’s digital infrastructure, connecting businesses and communities across the continent and globally.
Geeky Nigeria reports that OADC is a leading data centre company in Africa that aims to empower Africa’s digital transformation, offering interconnected hubs for seamless connectivity, cloud services, content distribution, and collaborative innovation.
According to Obinna Adumike, Head of Converged Digital Infrastructure for OADC, OAfabric is specifically designed to meet the escalating demand for advanced interconnection services across Africa.
“OAfabric is engineered to address the growing demand for advanced interconnection services across Africa by providing a single, reliable, truly scalable and unmatched multi-service interconnection solution.
“This is the future of Africa’s digital infrastructure, designed to drive down costs, enhance performance and enable local enterprises to grow and thrive, while also attracting global investment that will further accelerate digital transformation across the continent,” Adumike said.
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