The Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM) on Wednesday, undertook an exploration tour of Konza Technopolis to evaluate the potential investment opportunities available in the Silicon Savannah.
“We are visiting the Technopolis to evaluate the progress of the infrastructure development that has been going on and see what emerging opportunities are there for our members,” Anthony Mwangi, KAM CEO said.
According to the findings of KAM, the Konza Technopolis Phase 1 which was involved in the setting up of the horizontal physical infrastructure is at 97 per cent completion level.
It includes roads, walkways, installation of street lights, and construction of an underground utility tunnel that carries all the electric power and fibre optic cables.
In addition, they added that Konza's Data Centre which is a Tier III Uptime certified data centre is complete and is already servicing clients by offering cloud services, colocation, infrastructure and software services.