Johannesburg II (JNB2) Data Center

Johannesburg II Data Center Overview

5
acre (2 hectares) campus
1
data center
20MW
of critical IT load
355K
square feet

With Johannesburg’s high demand, we are developing a second site in Ekurhuleni. Strategically located just 17 kilometers from our growing JNB1 Midrand campus, JNB2 is near the OR Tambo International Airport and less than two kilometers from the NAPAfrica neutral Internet eXchange in a region that serves as the cloud on-ramp for a number of large technology companies. The first two-story data center will consist of 355,000 square feet (33,000 square meters) and will be operational in mid-2024.

We’re pleased to offer you all the advantages that come with choosing Vantage Data Centers. You’ll find a unique combination of people and technology: cooling and power that’s both sustainable and reliable; flexible room design and rigidly enforced physical security; and amenities that keep your staff happy—all backed by operational excellence at every location as we scrupulously adhere to the same service and delivery standards across the globe.

Data Center Features

Power

Power

Vantage’s JNB2 data center will feature the most state-of-the-art electrical equipment to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability with the facility offering N+1 redundancy across all systems.

  • Power provided by the Municipality of Ekurhuleni
  • Multiple, diverse power feeds supporting the facility
  • 230V electrical configuration
  • 35MVA substation on site
  • All systems 100% concurrently maintainable

Cooling

Connectivity

Security

Amenities

Sustainability

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