Designed to meet the requirements of Tier III certification, the complex guarantees an operational availability rate of 99.982%, limiting potential downtime to less than 1.6 hours per year. The infrastructure, built on a secure site of over 2,000 square meters, includes redundant server rooms powered by an autonomous electrical center with a capacity of several megawatts. Camtel's commercial unit is thus seeking to capture the data flows of development actors, whose annual IT budgets often exceed 100 million FCFA per structure, while promoting national digital sovereignty.

Outsourcing IT servers to local infrastructure reduces software maintenance costs borne by non-governmental organizations. The redundancy of energy equipment and data transport networks eliminates the risk of losing critical information. The provision of secure storage bays ensures compliance with privacy protection regulations.

The commercialization of hosting capacities generates new high-margin revenue for the public telecommunications operator. The local deployment of institutional databases accelerates the processing time of users' digital applications. The development of cloud storage services stimulates the emergence of a software engineering ecosystem around public infrastructure.


Nlend Flore

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