Digital Realty opened the 6.4-megawatt Nairobi Two Data Center, or NBO2, alongside Nairobi One, expanding capacity for cloud providers, enterprises, content companies and connectivity operators across East Africa. The campus offers access to more than 100 networks, two internet exchange points and a satellite teleport, supporting local traffic routing, cross-border connectivity, data sovereignty and resilient digital services. The opening coincided with iColo’s transition to the Digital Realty brand in Kenya and Mozambique. Digital Realty’s stock closed at $188.39, up 0.32%, before falling 1.08% after hours to $186.35. The expansion comes as cloud adoption, artificial intelligence workloads and enterprise digitization drive demand for scalable infrastructure in Kenya and neighboring markets. Digital Realty operates more than 300 data centers across over 55 metropolitan areas in more than 30 countries on six continents.