Digital Realty has opened a 6.4 MW data centre in Nairobi, expanding the city’s capacity for cloud, connectivity and data-intensive workloads as demand for digital infrastructure accelerates across East Africa.
Kenya’s communications regulator has moved to a service-based short-code system, allowing new services to use a single code across mobile networks instead of separate codes for each operator.
Kenya’s digital economy is expanding beyond mobile money, with fintech, e-commerce, cloud computing, AI and digital services creating new opportunities for businesses and workers.
