Luxembourg to Assist Angola with Data Center Builds

Luxembourg is assisting Angola with its data center builds as part of a partnership to strengthen the telecommunications ties between the two countries.

By  Ainsley Jones | Nov 8, 2010
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The country of Luxembourg has chosen Angola as its first African business partner country. Economics minister Jeannot Kreck� made the announcement last month during a a visit to Africa, reports 352 Lux Mag. 

Angola and Luxembourgh are looking for ways to work together for satellite and data center management to strengthen bilateral communication between the two countries. Luxembourg, which has 40 satellites and 16 data centers, will aid Angola as it builds its first data center and in the planning of its second facility on the outskirts of Camama, according to Angola Press.  

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