Summary:

• Centenary Group invests in Uganda’s first Tier 3 green data center, emphasizing sustainability and inclusivity in digital infrastructure development.

Centenary Group initiates Uganda’s inaugural Tier 3 green data center construction, a groundbreaking project outside the capital with a multi-million-dollar investment. This venture, coinciding with Centenary’s 40th anniversary, underscores the company’s dedication to sustainable development and will set a regional benchmark for eco-friendly digital infrastructure.

The Bishop of Masaka Diocese and Centenary Group Board Director, Bishop Severus Jjumba, expressed that the green data center signifies a commitment to advanced technology and a more inclusive future, particularly benefitting last-mile communities. The facility, designed for minimal environmental impact, will utilize renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies.

Peter Kahiigi, Centenary Technology Services’ Chief Technology Officer, emphasized responsible and sustainable technology development. The state-of-the-art center aims to minimize its environmental footprint, reflecting a belief that the future of technology must be green, setting a new standard for eco-friendly growth in the tech industry.

The data center’s role extends beyond technological advancement to enhancing Uganda’s cybersecurity and bridging the digital divide. It aligns with Uganda’s Digital Transformation Roadmap, contributing to the country’s strategy for national development and inclusive growth.

The groundbreaking ceremony marks more than the start of construction; it symbolizes Uganda’s ambition to embrace a future where technology fuels economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social inclusivity.