Workloads can run seamlessly on established global hubs.

United States (East, West)

United Kingdom

France

Germany

Brazil

India

South Korea

Singapore

Japan

Australia

Developers can now select from 44+ identifiers across 20 African countries. Workloads run seamlessly today and local capacity is coming online as partnerships expand.

Kenya

kenya-nairobi-1

kenya-mombasa-1

kenya-eldoret-1

kenya-kisumu-1

kenya-nakuru-1

Nigeria

nigeria-lagos-1

nigeria-abuja-1

nigeria-portharcourt-1

nigeria-ibadan-1

nigeria-kano-1

South Africa

southafrica-johannesburg-1

southafrica-cape-town-1

southafrica-durban-1

southafrica-pretoria-1

southafrica-port-elizabeth-1

Egypt

egypt-cairo-1

egypt-alexandria-1

egypt-suez-1

egypt-portsaid-1

egypt-rasghareb-1

Morocco

morocco-casablanca-1

morocco-rabat-1

morocco-tangier-1

morocco-marrakech-1

morocco-agadir-1

Ghana

ghana-accra-1

ghana-kumasi-1

Uganda

uganda-kampala-1

uganda-entebbe-1

Tanzania

tanzania-dar-es-salaam-1

tanzania-arusha-1

Rwanda

rwanda-kigali-1

Ethiopia

ethiopia-addisababa-1

Senegal

senegal-dakar-1

Côte d’Ivoire

civ-abidjan-1

Botswana

botswana-gaborone-1

Namibia

namibia-windhoek-1

Zambia

zambia-lusaka-1

Zimbabwe

zimbabwe-harare-1

Mauritius

mauritius-portlouis-1

Tunisia

tunisia-tunis-1

Algeria

algeria-algiers-1

Democratic Republic of Congo

drc-kinshasa-1

drc-lubumbashi-1

This coverage map is our north star. Some workloads may route globally today, but every listed region represents intent, inclusion, and a path to in-country capacity. As demand grows, compute comes online directly under these identifiers, so developers, enterprises, and governments can code once and scale everywhere.