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MTN plans 150 MW of AI-ready data centres in Africa, starting in South Africa and Nigeria
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MTN's digital infrastructure arm Bayobab has formed a joint venture, Africa Data Hub Holding, with a UAE-based data centre investment platform to build 150 MW of AI-enabled data centres. South Africa and Nigeria come first, and the plan favours greenfield sites. No timeline or cost was given.
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