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

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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

The Africa Compute Grid is a continent-scale network that gives developers, enterprises, and governments one consistent way to run AI workloads across Africa. It works immediately, and where local capacity isn’t live yet, jobs may run on established global hubs.

As we continue building data centers, these regions will become increasingly local over time. This Coverage map reflects the grid’s path toward greater inclusion, expanding access to reliable AI infrastructure.