Built in Nigeria, for Nigeria, by Nigerians, then scaled continentally.
To build and run reliable, affordable, AI-capable data centres across Africa, starting in Lagos, so that local businesses, banks, and government agencies have a dependable local alternative to foreign cloud providers, and so that the money, jobs, and skills that come with digital infrastructure stay on the continent.
A future where Africa’s digital infrastructure is built, owned, and operated by Africans.
AfWS wants the continent to move from renting computing power from abroad to producing it at home, so that African businesses build their products on African-owned foundations.
Phase 1-Now
Lagos, Victoria Island. DC-1 through DC-05. 50 MW standalone. Targeting December 2026 operational readiness.
Phase 2-2027–28
Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire. 2 × 4.5 MW per country. Expansion into Anglophone and Francophone markets.
Phase 3-2028–29
Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda. 2 × 4.5 MW per country. East African Community alignment.
Phase 4-2029–30
14 additional markets across Southern, Central, and North Africa. 20-country build-out complete.
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