Trinity Technologies Data Center

Trinity Technologies opened South Sudan's first purpose-built colocation facility in Juba's Hai Malakal area in 2019, renting rack space to local businesses, government bodies and international NGOs operating in one of the world's youngest and least-connected data-center markets. The operator described the site at launch as a tier-two design, with a stated intention to pursue tier-three verification as the market matures — a self-described standard rather than an Uptime Institute or TIA-942 certification, so no formal tier rating is recorded for this entry. Details beyond that description are limited: power capacity, floor space and rack count have not been published, reflecting the market's early stage rather than a gap in research. Grid power in South Sudan is constrained, and diesel backup is standard for any commercial facility in the country. For a nation with almost no prior data-center coverage, Trinity's Juba site represents the first entry point for in-country compute rather than a hyperscale or wholesale colocation option, serving local businesses and aid organizations that would otherwise host data abroad.