N+ONE Datacenters
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N+ONE Datacenters is a Casablanca-headquartered colocation and cloud services provider that has been Morocco’s leading carrier-neutral data center operator since its 2008 founding, and is now expanding into West Africa. The company runs a cluster of Tier III-certified facilities in and around Casablanca (including sites in the Nouaceur and Settat areas), sells colocation, managed hosting, and a private/public/hybrid cloud platform called OneCloud, and has announced expansion into Senegal (Dakar) and Côte d’Ivoire (Abidjan) as of 2024-2025. As of 2024, African infrastructure private equity firm African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM) is an investor, having won an industry award for the deal, underscoring institutional confidence in N+ONE’s regional growth strategy. Distinctively for the African data center market, N+ONE positions itself around modular, Tier III/IV-compliant design and carrier neutrality rather than hyperscale campus scale, and it has committed to sourcing 100% renewable energy via a power purchase agreement as part of a stated carbon-neutrality target for 2027.
N+ONE Datacenters operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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N+ONE Datacenters Data Center Locations
- Casablanca, Morocco N+ONE CMN Campus / Casablanca DC-II (Boulevard Lagota) TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
The Casablanca campus is positioned by industry directories as N+ONE's flagship carrier-neutral site, described as a data center campus serving enterprise colocation, managed hosting, cloud, and connectivity workloads. - Nouaceur, Morocco N+ONE Datacenter II, Phase 2 / DC-III TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This 2,000 sqm facility near Casablanca's Mohammed V International Airport area was announced via a memorandum of understanding with Morocco's digital transition ministry and received Uptime Institute Tier III certification for both design and constructed facility. - Settat, Morocco N+ONE Datacenter II, Phase 1 TIER III CARRIER-NEUTRAL PENDING REVIEW
This site is separately listed by the Uptime Institute as having received Tier III Certification of both Design Documents and the Constructed Facility. - Dakar, Senegal N+ONE Senegal Digital Technology Park data centers PENDING REVIEW
N+One signed a partnership in 2021 to build three data centers within Dakar's Senegal Digital Technology Park, a 25-hectare, African Development Bank-linked site aimed at positioning Senegal as a French-speaking West African digital hub.
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Common Questions
Where does N+ONE Datacenters operate physical data centers?
N+ONE's confirmed physical facilities are concentrated in Morocco, with multiple sites in the Casablanca metro area including locations in Nouaceur and Settat. The company has also announced plans for data centers in Dakar, Senegal, and has stated intentions to expand into Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, though public reporting on the completion status of those non-Moroccan sites is limited.
Is N+ONE Datacenters a colocation company or a cloud provider?
Both: N+ONE sells traditional colocation (raw rack/cage space) as well as its own OneCloud platform, which offers private, public, and hybrid cloud services, so the company genuinely operates as both a colocation and cloud provider rather than one or the other exclusively.
Does N+ONE Datacenters have AI-specific infrastructure?
N+ONE's marketing describes its Africa-wide ecosystem as including 'AI-ready data centers,' but no independent source confirms specific GPU clusters, liquid cooling, or purpose-built AI training infrastructure at a named facility, so this should be treated as a general capability claim rather than a confirmed AI-optimized deployment.
Who are N+ONE Datacenters' investors?
African Infrastructure Investment Managers (AIIM), a private equity firm focused on African infrastructure, is an investor in N+ONE, and AIIM was awarded 'Digital Infrastructure Acquisition of the Year (Africa)' for the deal at the IJInvestor Awards in 2024.
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