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Op-Ed: Are Data Centers in East Africa Ready for Digital Demands? – AfricaBusiness com

Op-Ed: Are Data Centers in East Africa Ready for Digital Demands? – AfricaBusiness com
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THE STANDARD OPINION Carol Koech, Schneider Electric Country President I don’t need to tell you that 2020 was all about digital; we adapted to the pandemic, to both keep our people safe as well as keep business and economies moving. Electricity used to be the must-have resource, now it’s the internet and a lot of us are living online. We’re working online, often remotely, our children for most part of the year adapted to studying online and even our courts have been holding online sessions. The question I must ask is this: Is our infrastructure able to cope? Are we managing our IT networks well enough to be able to do everything online, all at the same time? And are businesses able to support their employees, many of whom are working remotely and are relying on their own home networks.

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Kenyan market warms up to locally produced electric switchboards

THE STANDARD By Wilberforce Okwiri | February 24th 2021 at 07:30:00 GMT +0300 Schneider Electric Country President Carol Koech, French Ambassador to Kenya Aline Kuster- Menager and CS Industrialization, Trade and Enterprise Development Betty Maina (PHOTO: WILBERFOCE OKWIRI) NAIROBI, KENYA: State’s plan to expand its manufacturing sector received a boost on Tuesday When multinational company Schneider announced the production of electrical switchboards locally. The company said it will localise Prisma iPM electrical switchboards. Its partners will assemble the final product to the highest technical and electrical safety quality standards. “I’m delighted to see a multinational company such as Schneider Electric invest and scale upon its local manufacturing. The government wants to further economic development through promoting our local capabilities, and Schneider Electric’s launch today is an endorsement of our aim to grow industrialisation in the country,” said

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Schneider to make industrial switchboards in Nairobi plant

Schneider to make industrial switchboards in Nairobi plant
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Increased digitisation to drive up Africa data center market

THE STANDARD By Fredrick Obura | February 15th 2021 at 07:15:00 GMT +0300 Data centers are the heart of our online world. They store the data and increasingly they host the applications that we use to work, shop, and bank, and entertain ourselves. According to market research company Gartner, the global data center market size is poised to hit US$200 billion by 2021. Africa data center market size is expected to cross $3 billion by 2025, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 12 per cent during the forecast period. The Africa data center industry has witnessed a steady interest from major global cloud service providers such as AWS and Microsoft, along with Huawei over the last five years.

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