Africa Data Centres has announced a strategic partnership with ONI-TEL Fibre Networks to enhance connectivity across its Gauteng facilities in South Africa. The collaboration is aimed at strengthening high-performance digital infrastructure within the Midrand and Samrand campuses, reinforcing the region’s position as a key hub for enterprise connectivity and data-driven operations.
Through Oni-Tel’s Infinity fibre interconnection platform, the partnership will deliver high-speed, low-latency connectivity designed for data centre interconnectivity. Built on a resilient and carrier-grade network, the solution provides customers with fast, secure, and high-capacity bandwidth, ensuring the uptime and reliability required for modern digital workloads.
As enterprises increasingly accelerate cloud adoption, artificial intelligence deployment, and other data-intensive operations, the need for scalable and dependable connectivity continues to grow. Africa Data Centres highlighted that this partnership enhances its ability to provide secure, enterprise-grade environments while supporting innovation and business expansion across South Africa’s digital economy.
The collaboration also strengthens Africa Data Centres’ position as the continent’s largest interconnected, vendor-neutral and cloud-neutral data centre platform. Customers will benefit from improved interconnection options, high-availability architecture, seamless bandwidth scalability, and greater flexibility to support evolving infrastructure demands.
Both organisations emphasized that the partnership will play a key role in advancing ultra-low latency connectivity and expanding carrier-neutral infrastructure across Gauteng. As demand for secure and high-performance digital ecosystems continues to rise, the initiative supports long-term growth, improved network efficiency, and broader digital transformation across the region.
