the angolan multinational Angola Cables will move towards the construction of two Data Centers later this year, as announced exclusively to FORBES ÁFRICA LUSÓFONA by the organization's CEO Ângelo Gama.
According to the person responsible, a Data Center will be built in Luanda and another in Brazil. The one in Luanda should cost 20 million dollars, while the one in Brazil will cost 50 million dollars.
“The one in Luanda will be smaller, so it will cost less, while the one in Brazil will have greater capacity, so it will cost more. The strategy was defined depending on the level of demand in each market”, said Ângelo Gama, CEO of Angola Cables.
It is worth remembering that Angola Cables has a global interconnection with the Onix Data Center of level IV placement and neutral for operators in Accra, Ghana, which is part of Onix's objective of creating a dense ecosystem of partners.
