- Namibia courts investors with ambitious data centre expansion plans
- Power and infrastructure gaps threaten digital hub ambitions
WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA — Namibia is positioning itself as a potential African digital infrastructure hub, betting that data centres could become a major driver of economic transformation and foreign investment.
Behind every email, Netflix stream or Artificial Intelligence query lies a data centre — facilities packed with servers and networking equipment that process, store and move information across the global internet economy.
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