Leading Nigeria’s Premium Data Centre and neutral Tier III facility certified colocation data centre services provider, RackCentre has won this year’s Datacloud Award for regional excellence in the Data Centre Geographical Location category in Monaco France.
Business Hilights gathered that the Datacloud Europe Award is globally regarded as the world’s defining accolade for Data centre and cloud industry.
The Datacloud Europe award winners are selected by independent panel of judges and Rack Centre was selected ahead of three other European finalists due to its success metrics: 100 percent uptime since its launch in 2013, consistently exceeding expectations in customer satisfaction, the first carrier neutral colocation data centre provider in Africa to be Tier III Constructed Facility certified by the Uptime Institute and the most connected Tier III data centre in Africa situated in the excellent geophysical location in Lagos.
Besides, the awards recognise the leading individuals and companies shaping the global data economy and honour innovation, service excellence, and diversity.
According to Mr. Phillip Low, Chairman of Broad, parent company of Data Economy Magazine and organiser of the award ceremony, “Globally relevant, the Datacloud Awards have yet again both delighted and surprised reflecting the incredible dynamism, talent and spirit that exists in the industry.
He said “All of this year’s winners are disrupting and innovating in ways we had never imagined and helping to define new era in the IT infrastructure market’’.
Responding, the managing director of RackCentre, Mr. Ayotunde Coker observed that we are truly proud of this award to Rack Centre representing Nigeria and West Africa. Last year we were finalist in one category, and this year, finalist in two categories and selected as winner by an august panel of judges.
He assured that RackCentre will continue to strive to sustain excellence, world class quality and market leadership in all we do and the recognition at such prestigious global awards is fantastic recognition for Nigeria.
