Atlancis Technologies Ltd. and Everse Technology (EverseTech) have launched a sovereign AI cloud in Kenya.
Dubbed Servernah Cloud, it is the first sovereign-hosted cloud and AI platform in the country.
The platform uses Atlancis’ Servernah platform and EverseTech’s AI-as-a-Service offering, hosted within the iXAfrica data center in Nairobi, Kenya.
The offering will enable African enterprises and government bodies to run AI workloads within the country’s boundaries, bringing it closer to where “African data is created and governed.”
“This deployment is a defining moment in Africa’s AI infrastructure story,” said Snehar Shah, CEO of iXAfrica Data Centres. “It shows that the foundation for Africa’s intelligent future is being built here, and it is now live for the market. It also signals that Kenya is attracting the partnerships and infrastructure confidence needed to support the next wave of AI growth.”
Paul Statham, commercial director at Atlancis, added: “The journey to digital sovereignty requires massive investments in people, hardware, and software infrastructure. In partnership with ecosystem players, CSPs like Servernah are stepping up to do exactly that. We have built Servernah Cloud as Africa’s sovereign cloud that is resilient, secure, and scalable to meet Africa’s growing needs in AI and high-performance cloud computing.”
The iXAfrica data center in Nairobi is located at Mombasa Road. In September 2025, the company revealed that it had secured funding to expand the data center’s capacity to 22.5MW. In January of this year, it was revealed that the data center would host Oracle’s upcoming Kenyan cloud region.
