Pricing you can plan around
Fixed monthly rates quoted in your currency before you commit. No mid-month FX surprises, no metered egress charges, no invoice you need a spreadsheet to understand.
All of technology in motion
Pantech Dynamics is Africa's data centre built in Abuja. Bare-metal compute, enterprise networking, and colocation. Your data stays on the continent. Your latency drops to single digits.
Three requests.
One start line.
All three leave Lagos at the same instant and travel at the same speed. You watch Abuja arrive while the other two are still going.
| Region | Round-trip time |
|---|---|
| Pantech af-ng-1 · Abuja | 8 ms |
| AWS eu-central-1 · Frankfurt | 135 ms |
| AWS us-east-1 · N. Virginia | 230 ms |
Why Pantech
Hardware you can verify
Thirty machines across five dedicated racks, each isolated behind its own firewall. When you buy capacity, we tell you exactly which rack it sits in. You can come and confirm it in person.
Jurisdiction you control
Your data runs on infrastructure we own, in a building we operate, on the African continent. Subject to African law only, and unreachable by foreign government disclosure orders.
Infrastructure built to perform
Recommended starting point
Backup and disaster recovery
Keep your production workloads wherever they are today. Mirror the copy that satisfies your regulator into Abuja, encrypted at rest, with retention policies you control. Replicate from AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-premises with no vendor lock-in. The most straightforward path to meeting African data residency requirements.
From 6,500 / TB / month
Virtual machines
KVM-backed instances from 1 vCPU up, running on NVMe flash. Provision in under 60 seconds, snapshot on demand, resize without a ticket. Full root access from day one.
From 18,000 / month
Object storage
Coming Q4S3-compatible storage with a single endpoint swap. No per-request charges, no minimum storage periods, no egress penalty within the region.
From 9,800 / TB / month
Dedicated servers
An entire HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10, yours alone. No shared tenancy, no hypervisor overhead, no noisy neighbours. Hardware you can verify in person.
From 240,000 / month
Managed Postgres
Coming Q4Automated backups, streaming replication, and point-in-time recovery built in. Your database runs on hardware in Abuja and nowhere else.
From 32,000 / month
What you pay, and what you’d pay elsewhere
Identical workload: 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB SSD, 2 TB egress per month.
| Line item | Pantech | DigitalOcean | AWS EC2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compute | 42,000 | 58,500 | 96,200 |
| Storage | 6,400 | 12,800 | 15,900 |
| Egress · 2 TB | 0 | 0 | 142,000 |
| Monthly total | 48,400 | 71,300 | 254,100 |
Converted at 1,580/USD on 12 Aug 2026 · competitor list prices, on-demand, no reserved discount · our working sheet ↗
The facility
Come and
look at it
Most cloud providers describe their infrastructure in adjectives. Here is ours in nouns.
We will not print a number we cannot pay out on.
Walk the floor with our engineers →- Location
- Abuja, Federal Capital Territory
- Racks deployed
- 5 · capacity 12
- Compute
- 30 × HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10
- Segmentation
- Per-rack firewall isolation
- Network
- 10 Gbps uplink · dual carrier · BGP AS-40921
- Power
- 120 kVA UPS · 250 kVA generator · ATS 2
- Cooling
- In-row DX · N+1
- Fire suppression
- Novec 1230, VESDA
- Access control
- Biometric + key card, 24/7 guard
- Certifications
- None currently held.
ISO 27001 audit scheduled Q1 2027.
PCI DSS scoping Q2 2027. - Current SLA
- 99.5% monthly, credited automatically
Built for organisations that move Africa forward
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Fintech
Payment infrastructure that must remain on the continent. Compliance teams that need to inspect the physical location of your data. We are that location.
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SaaS
Your users are in Africa. Your infrastructure should be too. Local compute means local latency, and local latency means product that actually feels fast.
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Public sector
Local-hosting mandates met without compromise. Data sovereignty enforced at the hardware level, not as a contractual clause buried in a cloud provider agreement.
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Headquartered elsewhere
You serve African users or answer to an African regulator. Your head office can be anywhere. Your data centre now has a genuine African address.
Team members in the actual office.
From the founder
We built this because Africa's infrastructure problem is not a lack of demand. It is a lack of builders willing to own the physical layer. Paying in dollars to serve customers in Abuja, waiting 200 milliseconds to do it, and watching data leave the continent by default is a solvable problem. We are solving it, one rack at a time. The facility is real, it is growing, and if you want to see it, the door is genuinely open.
Founder
John Oseni, Abuja