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Will the largest market players kill the boutique data centre in Africa?
In this interview with The Tech Capital at PTC'22, Jasper Lankhorst, Chief Executive Officer for Actis-Convergence Partners, pan-African data centre platform, talks of a “huge gap between demand and supply” and addresses the arrival of the largest market players from within the data centre world.
Updated February 06, 2023 / Original March 03, 2022
By João Marques Lima
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
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March 03, 2022 | 1:00 AM GMT
The 2020s will remain in the digital infrastructure history books as the decade of the southern globe with Africa assuming a key global role.
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