Strategic Hubs
One Pan-African platform. Three strategic hubs.
Morocco provides the flagship infrastructure, Djibouti strengthens connectivity and resilience, Rwanda accelerates AI adoption.
Morocco
Flagship AI Infrastructure & Innovation Hub
The primary industrial, technological and operational foundation. Long-term target: 50 MW, phased.
- Capacity
- 50 MW
- Scale
- 19-hectare site, Tangier region
- Status
- Moroccan operating company undergoing incorporation
- —GPU / HPC compute
- —Sovereign cloud
- —AI applications — GovTech, Healthcare AI
- —Education, R&D & startup incubation
- —Cybersecurity
Djibouti
Connectivity, Resilience & Regional Gateway
International interconnection between Africa, the Gulf and Asia.
- Capacity
- 10 MW
- Scale
- 50-hectare site identified
- Status
- Site identified
- —International interconnection (Africa–Gulf–Asia)
- —Cloud & network interconnection
- —Edge computing
- —Disaster recovery
- —Regional sovereign cloud
Rwanda
AI Applications & Innovation Hub
Accelerating AI adoption across governments and regional ecosystems.
- Capacity
- 20 MW
- Scale
- Site identification in progress
- Status
- Local structuring in progress
- —GovTech & digital public services
- —Healthcare AI
- —Education & skills development
- —Startup ecosystem & regional cloud
The three hubs are complementary, not exclusive — Morocco provides the flagship infrastructure, Djibouti strengthens connectivity and resilience, Rwanda accelerates AI adoption.
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