Refindustry Vertiv Expands Digital Infrastructure Partnerships in Africa
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- •Vertiv collaborates with Cybastion to enhance digital infrastructure in Northwest Africa.
- •Partnership with Pinnacle ICT expands Vertiv's reach in Southern Africa.
- •Focus on government and critical sectors to support digital transformation initiatives.
Vertiv has signed a memorandum of understanding with Cybastion to enhance digital infrastructure across Northwest Africa, focusing on countries like Morocco and Senegal. This collaboration aims to leverage Vertiv's data center expertise alongside Cybastion's government relationships to support large-scale digital initiatives. Concurrently, Vertiv has partnered with Pinnacle ICT to distribute its critical infrastructure solutions across Southern Africa, targeting sectors such as government and healthcare. The partnerships are part of a broader strategy to meet the growing demand for AI and cloud infrastructure in the region, as digital sovereignty becomes a priority for African nations. Both companies emphasize the importance of creating scalable frameworks to facilitate digital transformation across the continent.
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