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Vertiv Chilled-Water Cooling System at Inwi Technopolis Rabat Data Centre

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Rabat, Morocco

Source: TECH dot AFRICA

Project
Completed

Moroccan telecommunications operator Inwi has deployed a chilled-water cooling system at its Technopolis Rabat data centre, supplied by Vertiv. The system includes Vertiv Liebert AFC air-cooled chillers rated at 715 kW per unit with free-cooling capabilities, designed to maintain cooling performance in ambient temperatures above 45 degrees Celsius. The configuration provides N+1 redundancy and mod

Status
Closed
Sector
Water Supply and Storage, Data Center
Location
Rabat, Morocco
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
TECH dot AFRICA

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The project “Vertiv Chilled-Water Cooling System at Inwi Technopolis Rabat Data Centre” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in Rabat, Morocco. Taiyo aggregates data on it from TECH dot AFRICA.

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Moroccan telecommunications operator Inwi has deployed a chilled-water cooling system at its Technopolis Rabat data centre, supplied by Vertiv. The system includes Vertiv Liebert AFC air-cooled chillers rated at 715 kW per unit with free-cooling capabilities, designed to maintain cooling performance in ambient temperatures above 45 degrees Celsius. The configuration provides N+1 redundancy and modular design for capacity expansion and concurrent maintenance.

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Morocco

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Rabat

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Water Supply and Storage, Data Center

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2026-05-03

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