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What is established
Operational. owned or developed by Cassava Technologies.
What is not disclosed
Capacity, accelerator count, project capex, timeline, named tenant, power source, cooling technology — not disclosed by any source on this page. Recorded as unknown, never as zero.
Analyst note
Africa's first NVIDIA-powered 'AI factory', live March 2026 inside existing Africa Data Centres facilities — GPU-as-a-service, not a new-build campus, so no MW is recorded. The 12,000-GPU figure is a continent-wide acquisition claim, initial SA deployment reported around 3,000; neither is confirmed, so no GPU count is recorded. Johannesburg expansion planned.
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No capacity disclosed
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NVIDIA (model not confirmed)
-33.9250, 18.4240
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DataCenterDynamics · Not disclosed · accessed Jul 28, 2026
Cassava Technologies brings Nvidia-powered AI supercomputer to South Africa
Reliability
78/100
Connecting Africa · Mar 18, 2026 · accessed Jul 28, 2026
Cassava had acquired 12,000 Nvidia GPUs
Reliability
65/100
Africa's first NVIDIA-powered 'AI factory', live March 2026 inside existing Africa Data Centres facilities — GPU-as-a-service, not a new-build campus, so no MW is recorded. The 12,000-GPU figure is a continent-wide acquisition claim, initial SA deployment reported around 3,000; neither is confirmed, so no GPU count is recorded. Johannesburg expansion planned.
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