Samuel Polley

Explore how Onix Data Centre, a Tier IV certified data centre in Accra, Ghana, guarantees 99.995% uptime. Delve into our robust power backup systems, including UPS, generators, grid, and solar energy, designed to ensure continuous service even in the face of power outages. Discover why many companies choose colocation data centres like Onix to provide a reliable power source for their servers and ensure continuous data accessibility.

In an exciting development for digital infrastructure in West Africa, Onix Data Centre’s new Tier 3 facility is making significant strides. Located strategically at the Almadies 2Africa Cable Landing Station in Dakar, Senegal, the facility is currently under the process of being certified by the Uptime Institute. The completion of this state-of-the-art data centre is anticipated in Q4 of 2023. This marks a transformative step for connectivity in the region, offering unparalleled advantages for both local and international companies. Read on to learn more about this project and its significant implications for economic growth and digital transformation in Senegal and beyond.

Protecting sensitive data is crucial for businesses and institutions in today’s digital age. Data breaches and cyber threats are becoming increasingly common, and the risk of data loss or theft is higher than ever. That’s why it’s essential to partner with a data centre that takes data security seriously and has the highest level of certification and stringent security measures in place. In our latest blog post, we discuss the role of data centres in mitigating cyber threats and data loss and why it’s crucial to choose businesses with rigorous data security measures. At Onix Data Centre, we offer our clients comprehensive backup and redundancy solutions to ensure that their critical data is always protected and available. Read on to learn more about the importance of data security and how our data centre can help protect your sensitive information.

Data Centres have become a vital part of our worldwide infrastructure, but they are vulnerable technological organisms creating their own weaknesses. One of the weaknesses is brought about by the large rate of electricity consumption needed to run a data centre 24/7. That electricity leads to exceptionally hot environments and due to their nature, data

Senegal, located at the most western point of the African continent in the Atlantic Ocean and at the crossroads of major sea and air routes is quickly becoming a hot spot for investors looking for new opportunity.