The Galaxy Backbone data centre has received the Tier IV Certification of Constructed Facility (TCCF) from Uptime Institute Professional Services, according to the government-owned technology company.
Galaxy Backbone said that certification of its data centre by Uptime Institute Professional Services is an achievement that “marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to excellence and reliability in digital infrastructure services.”
According to Galaxy Backbone, the Tier IV certification, which is the highest level of data centre certification awarded by the Uptime Institute, signifies a facility that ensures 99.995% availability.
This recognition confirms that the Galaxy Backbone Data Centre meets rigorous standards for fault tolerance, redundancy, and operational excellence, providing unparalleled service reliability and security, according to the technology company.
“It also bolsters Galaxy Backbone’s drive for data sovereignty, encouraging both public and private organisations to host and collocate their IT applications within Nigeria. This accomplishment further establishes Galaxy Backbone as a preferred partner for organisations seeking robust and resilient data centre solutions,” Adeyanju said.
Professor Ibrahim Adeyanju, Galaxy Backbone’s Managing Director and CEO.
Key features of Galaxy Backbone’s Tier IV data centre
- Fault Tolerance: Designed to endure multiple equipment failures without interrupting operations, guaranteeing maximum uptime.
- Redundancy: Complete redundancy in power, cooling, and network systems to eliminate single points of failure.
- 24/7 Monitoring and Management: Equipped with advanced monitoring systems and a dedicated expert team for round-the-clock surveillance and management.
- Enhanced Security: Features state-of-the-art security measures, including biometric access controls, surveillance systems, and multi-layered security protocols to protect client data.
- Sustainable Practices: Adopts energy-efficient technologies and environmentally friendly operations, aligning with global sustainability goals.
“Achieving this Tier IV certification from Uptime Institute is a testament to our unwavering dedication to excellence in Cloud, Data Centre, and Business Continuity services. This certification not only reinforces our position as a leader in digital transformation services but also assures our clients that they can rely on us for the highest levels of service availability and security. We remain committed to driving innovation and delivering world-class services to support the digital transformation of Nigeria and beyond,” Professor Ibrahim Adeyanju, Galaxy Backbone’s Managing Director and CEO said.
The Tier IV certification, according to the company’s MD/CEO, adds to Galaxy Backbone’s existing Tier III Uptime certified Data Centre in Abuja, underscoring the technology company’s commitment to expanding its services and capabilities to meet the increasing demand for reliable and secure digital infrastructure.
“It also bolsters Galaxy Backbone’s drive for data sovereignty, encouraging both public and private organisations to host and collocate their IT applications within Nigeria. This accomplishment further establishes Galaxy Backbone as a preferred partner for organisations seeking robust and resilient data centre solutions,” Adeyanju said.
Galaxy Backbone, the technology company says, serves as a transformation enabler and a platform for aggregating digital services for effective delivery across public and private sectors. Beyond its world-class data centres,
According to the technology company, Galaxy Backbone has connected approximately 30 states with fibre optic cables, providing secure, high-speed connectivity. Its Security Operations Centre (SOC) ensures the provision of secure digital services to its stakeholders and customers.
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