Vantage Data Centers, a leading global provider of hyperscale data center campuses, announced the construction of a second campus (JNB2) in Johannesburg, South Africa. The new DC is approximately 17 Kms from Vantage’s growing JNB1 Midrand campus.
Located Strategically
The JNB2 Isando campus is strategically located in Ekurhuleni, the center of trade and industry for the wider Johannesburg Metropolis, and is about 17 kilometres from Vantage’s expanding JNB1 Midrand campus. In addition, JNB2 is situated near the OR Tambo International Airport and less than two kilometres from the NAPAfrica neutral Internet eXchange in a region that serves as the cloud on-ramp for several large technology companies. “South Africa continues to be a cornerstone for Vantage’s EMEA growth outside of continental Europe,” said Antoine Boniface, president of Vantage Data Centers, EMEA. “Investing in a second campus is a testament to our commitment to the region and our customers who have business requirements to be in this high-demand market.” Also Read: GDS Partners With DCConnect to Implement Advanced SDN at GDS Data Centers
Highlights of the JNB2 campus
JNB1 Expansion
The company opened its first 16 MW facility in July 2022 and continues expanding the development to meet customer demand. The next phase of the 80 MW campus in Midrand, South Africa, is under construction and is expected to be operational in early 2024.
