iXAfrica Data Centres recently hosted students and faculty from the University of Embu TVET institute at our NBOX1 campus as part of our ongoing commitment to STEM engagement, giving them a first-hand look at what carrier-neutral, AI-ready data centre infrastructure actually looks like, from the data hall floor to the critical systems that keep it running.
For us, this is bigger than a tour. Kenya’s digital economy will be built by engineers, technicians and computer scientists who can see themselves in this industry early, and creating that exposure is exactly why we open our doors to institutions like the University of Embu.
We’re proud to keep investing in STEM talent, and we welcome more tangible learning engagements like this.
