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Connect Xperience to spotlight scalable cloud solutions tailored for Nigeria’s evolving digital economy

TelCables Nigeria, a subsidiary of Angola Cables, is set to host the Connect Xperience event — a platform designed to engage companies and key partners in discussions around the transformative role of local cloud infrastructure and services

The event aims to explore how these solutions can fast-track digital growth and unlock broad economic benefits across Nigeria.

Currently, Nigeria’s cloud computing market is valued at approximately US$1.03bn and is forecast to reach US$3.28bn by 2030. As digitalization rapidly reshapes sectors such as finance, technology and commerce, the reliance on cloud platforms is becoming vital.

Empowering cloud transformation 

A central theme of the event will be the advantages of choosing locally hosted cloud services — including reduced latency, improved data sovereignty, heightened security, and better compliance with local data governance standards.

With the IT industry contributing nearly 20% to Nigeria’s real GDP, its influence on the national economy is significant.

Fernando Fernandes, CEO of TelCables Nigeria, stated, “we believe that the future of the cloud in Africa lies in innovative and adaptable solutions that have been developed in Africa, for Africa - and the unique requirements and demands of businesses and users across the continent. With strategic data centers and world-class connectivity, we are ready to support sustainable digital growth in Nigeria.”

Connect Xperience will showcase cloud models tailored for a range of Nigerian businesses — from agile startups to major corporations — while also highlighting opportunities for resellers and system integrators to scale their services using Lagos-based infrastructure.

“Connect Xperience promises to be a meeting point for IT decision-makers, business leaders and industry professionals interested in exploring reliable, scalable and local cloud solutions that can improve business processes and boost the local Nigerian economy,” concluded Fernandes.

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