Airtel Kenya is making a significant move into the home fiber market with plans for a US$150 million data center at Tatu City, aiming to meet Kenya's growing demand for high-speed internet.

• The new data center, valued at US$150 million, is projected to be completed by 2027 and will support both enterprise and residential connectivity.
• Airtel Kenya, a telecommunications operator, is expanding its digital infrastructure and transitioning from its current Smartbox fixed wireless access device for home internet.
• According to Yashnath Issur, CEO of Nxtra Data Centre at Airtel Africa, the facility will emphasize "sustainability and resilience" to enable secure use of next-generation technologies.