Rack Centre

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Rack Centre is a Nigerian colocation provider operating a single campus in Ikeja, Lagos, where it runs two separate data center buildings — LGS1 and LGS2 — offering carrier- and cloud-neutral rack space, interconnection, and disaster recovery services to enterprises, ISPs, content providers, and hyperscalers. Founded in 2012 by the Jagal Group and now majority-owned by UK private equity firm Actis (with Convergence Partners and Jagal retaining stakes since a 2020 deal), the company built West Africa’s first Tier III Constructed Facility Certified data center. As of 2025, its combined Lagos campus reached roughly 13.5MW of IT load after LGS2, a 12MW, six-data-hall facility, was commissioned following groundbreaking in April 2023 — expanding on the original 1.5MW LGS1 building that has run since October 2013. Rack Centre markets itself as the largest and best-connected carrier-neutral digital infrastructure hub in West Africa, with direct access to undersea cables including Equiano and 2Africa.

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Common Questions

Where are Rack Centre's data centers located?

Rack Centre operates exclusively in Nigeria, with both of its facilities — LGS1 and LGS2 — located on a single campus in the Ikeja/Oregun area of Lagos.

How many data centers does Rack Centre operate?

Rack Centre operates two separate facilities on its Lagos campus: LGS1, live since October 2013 with about 1.5MW of IT load, and LGS2, commissioned in 2025 with 12MW across six data halls.

Is Rack Centre carrier-neutral and Tier certified?

Yes — Rack Centre's LGS1 facility was the first colocation facility in Sub-Saharan Africa to receive Uptime Institute Tier III Certification of Constructed Facility (achieved in April 2017, following Tier Certification of Design in 2014), and the company describes itself as carrier- and cloud-neutral.

Who owns Rack Centre?

Rack Centre was founded in 2012 by Nigerian conglomerate Jagal, and in 2020 UK private equity firm Actis acquired a controlling stake alongside Convergence Partners, with Jagal remaining a significant investor.

Does Rack Centre operate an AI data center?

As of now, we don't have a confirmed AI-optimized (GPU-dense, liquid-cooled) facility on file for Rack Centre. We continue tracking new developments.

Does Rack Centre offer colocation services?

Yes — we've identified 2 facilities where Rack Centre may offer colocation services. Please contact Rack Centre directly to confirm current availability and terms.

Does Rack Centre offer cloud services?

We haven't confirmed cloud services for Rack Centre yet — this isn't a definitive no, since our research can miss things. Please contact Rack Centre directly to confirm cloud availability.

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