Airtel Kenya Breaks Ground on Data Center at Tatu City and Prepares Home Fibre Launch - September 2025
Airtel Kenya, through its subsidiary Nxtra by Airtel Africa, has broken ground on what will be East Africa’s largest data center. Located at the Tatu City Special Economic Zone, the facility will have a planned capacity of 44 megawatts (MW). This groundbreaking for the $150 million project took place on September 9, 2025. The development aims to position Kenya as a major digital hub, reducing reliance on overseas data services. This infrastructure investment comes as Airtel Kenya prepares to launch its home fiber internet service, Airtel Fibre, in the coming months, entering a market in competition with rivals like Safaricom.
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Airtel Kenya Breaks Ground on East Africa’s Largest Data Center at Tatu City, Kenya
Airtel Kenya, via its Nxtra by Airtel Africa subsidiary, has broken ground on what will be East Africa’s largest data center at Tatu City Special Economic Zone. This development positions Kenya to become a major digital hub, reducing reliance on overseas data services.
