Paratus Kenya

08/10/2026

Physical servers require space, power, maintenance, security and regular replacement.

Paratus Cloud enables businesses to access compute, storage and networking without purchasing and maintaining every component themselves. Managed infrastructure can reduce operational complexity and free internal IT teams to focus on applications, users and business priorities.

Move infrastructure from a recurring burden to a flexible service.

Explore moving suitable workloads to Paratus Cloud: https://paratus.ke/

05/10/2026

Kenya’s next wave of digital growth will depend on infrastructure that can support cloud, AI and increasingly data-intensive businesses.

Paratus Cloud provides enterprise-grade sovereign AI cloud infrastructure hosted locally in Kenya. Businesses can keep data and processing within the country while accessing scalable compute, AWS-compatible APIs, local currency billing and local technical support.

As Nairobi hosts Kenya’s Digital Pivot on 1 October, the conversation around investment in AI and data center infrastructure is increasingly relevant to every organisation planning its digital future.

Book a Paratus Cloud consultation: https://paratus.ke/cloud

28/09/2026

2nd Murang’a Investment Dinner 🇰🇪

Paratus Kenya joined H.E. Dr Irungu Kang’ata, investors, Ambassadors, High Commissioners, members of the diplomatic corps, partners and other stakeholders at the 2nd Murang’a Investment Dinner.

The County is seeking partnerships to promote manufacturing and create opportunities for young people, with Makenji highlighted for its strategic location and investment potential.

Paratus showcased our connectivity infrastructure across Africa and plans for Murang’a, including the progress made through Paratus Essential Access, powered by Starlink. 170 public healthcare facilities are now connected, supporting telemedicine and specialist consultations.

27/09/2026

For hotels, lodges, camps and tourism operators, connectivity supports more than guest Wi-Fi.

It keeps reservation systems online, helps teams communicate and enables remote monitoring and day-to-day operations.

Paratus Kenya offers managed Starlink connectivity for the tourism sector, bringing high-speed, low-latency Internet to locations across Kenya, including remote destinations.

This World Tourism Day, give great destinations the connectivity to match.

Talk to us about connectivity for your tourism business: https://paratus.ke/

24/09/2026

Remote locations should not mean disconnected operations.

Managed Starlink from Paratus Kenya provides high-speed satellite Internet across Kenya, including areas where traditional terrestrial infrastructure may be difficult to reach. Paratus adds professional installation, technical advice and local support to help organisations integrate Starlink into their operations.

From remote worksites to lodges and field offices, keep your teams connected wherever business takes you.

Talk to us about remote connectivity: https://paratus.ke/

22/09/2026

When your business depends on cloud applications, online transactions, customer communication and connected teams, unreliable Internet becomes an operational problem.

Paratus Kenya provides managed Starlink Business connectivity with professional technical support and integration into existing networks. Starlink provides coverage across Kenya, including locations where terrestrial connectivity may be limited.

Keep your teams connected and your operations moving.

Talk to our business connectivity team: https://paratus.ke/

16/09/2026

Your branches may be kilometres apart, but your network does not have to behave that way.

Paratus Kenya Layer 2 VPN securely connects offices, branches, data centers and remote sites across one managed private network. Traffic travels on a dedicated path isolated from the public Internet, while additional sites and capacity can be added as your organisation grows.

One private network. Multiple locations. Simpler connectivity.

Talk to our team about Layer 2: https://paratus.ke/layer2

09/09/2026

Connections that go beyond the network.

A fantastic evening in Nairobi as we brought together customers, partners and colleagues for our Paratus cocktail event at ITW Africa 2026.

As Africa’s digital landscape continues to grow, strong infrastructure matters — but so do the partnerships and relationships that make it possible.

From our expanding regional footprint to strategic fiber routes such as Goma-to-Mombasa (G2M) across East Africa and East West Connect across Southern Africa, Paratus is building the resilient, interconnected network needed to support Africa’s digital future.

We were also delighted to welcome Dr Irungu Kang’ata, Governor of Murang’a County, and to share more about the Murang’a telemedicine initiative, where 170 public healthcare facilities are connected through Paratus Essential Access.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a memorable evening of great conversations, new connections and familiar faces.

One network. Many nations. 500 million possibilities.

08/09/2026

03/09/2026

As the Women in STEM Summit brings innovators, students and technology leaders together in Nairobi, we recognise the women helping shape Kenya’s digital economy.

Building the next generation of technology requires more than infrastructure. It requires skills, opportunity and diverse perspectives across cloud, engineering, cybersecurity, AI and connectivity.

At Paratus Kenya, we believe expanding digital opportunity helps build the talent behind Africa’s connected future. The Women in STEM Summit takes place at KICC on 3 and 4 September.

Learn more about Paratus Kenya: https://paratus.ke/