Kenya is the latest country in Africa after South Africa to be connected to AWS’s global infrastructure network, which is designed and built to deliver the most flexible, reliable, scalable, and secure cloud computing environment with the highest quality network performance available today. Kenya is the latest country to be connected to the AWS global infrastructure network of 200 Points of Presence (including 189 Edge Locations and 11 Regional Edge Caches) in 77 cities across 37 countries. The new Edge location will reduce latency and performance of web and mobile applications, resulting in a radically improved user experience. The AWS CloudFront Edge location will also allow for increased speeds in serving real-time digital content such as video, music, web-native shows and notifications. Users will also gain unparalleled security features to protect users from DDoS and other cybersecurity attack, and improve the availability of services.
