The Guardian (Nigeria)

Rack Centre welcomes new ISP

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AFR- IX, a global Internet Service Provider ( ISP) with service coverage in over 50 countries in Africa, has establishe­d its major Point of Presence ( POP) in Rack Centre, West Africa’s carrier- neutral Tier III data centre.

Founder and Chief Executive of AFR- IX, Norman Albi, offers internatio­nal high quality and personalis­ed Internet and data services to corporates and telecommun­ications in the African continent and the extensive pan- African Network covered with terrestria­l and submarine cables makes AFR- IX one of the leading telecom operating service providers in Africa, and the most reliable and largest metro- Ethernet network with Multiproto­col Label Switching ( MPLS).

Albi commented on Nigeria as a strategic location for AFR- IX, saying: “We needed a top- notch carrier- neutral data centre facility for our services and connectivi­ty solutions. Rack Centre satisfied our requiremen­ts for providing world- class Tier III certified data centre and data centre interconne­ction to our clients, especially in the West Africa sub region.”

Managing Director of Rack Centre, Dr. Ayotunde Coker, said it was a “delight welcoming AFR- IX to the array of local and global clients hosting in Rack Centre carrier- neutral data centre. We will do our utmost as we do with all our clients to deliver outstandin­g services for

AFR- IX to serve its customers in Africa and beyond.

“Since inception in 2013 Rack Centre has maintained a 100 per cent uptime and offers its customers, open access and uncapped interconne­ct capacities. Its non- affiliatio­n with any telecommun­ications carrier or Internet Service Providers unlocks access to multiple connectivi­ty providers- over 40 carriers, ISPS and content distributi­on networks to choose from.”

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