US Data Centers (USDC) Morocco and Raisecom Technology have signing of a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to jointly develop next-generation, AI-ready digital infrastructure.
The partnership focuses on establishing high-performance interconnection networks and sovereign data ecosystems to support the rapid growth of distributed artificial intelligence.
This collaboration combines USDC’s modular data centre development with Raisecom’s carrier-grade optical and packet networking technologies. The resulting integrated infrastructure model is engineered to support hyperscale, enterprise and government workloads while ensuring strict data sovereignty and jurisdictional control.
Strategic partnership highlights:
High-Capacity Interconnection: Deployment of advanced DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) and OTN (Optical Transport Network) systems to enable secure, low-latency data movement.
Sovereign Data Corridors: Establishment of secure digital routes linking Morocco to key markets in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
Mission-Critical Resilience: Integration of carrier-grade transport networks with AI-native data centre platforms to enhance redundancy and strengthen regional digital resilience.
“Sovereign AI infrastructure requires the seamless convergence of compute power and advanced connectivity,” said Atta Fazaa, Regional Manager for Raisecom, Middle East and Africa. “This collaboration enables the deployment of high-capacity networks that will form the backbone of next-generation AI ecosystems across the region.”
Mohamed Dekkak, Founding Partner of USDC Morocco, said: “By integrating high-density AI data centres with advanced interconnection layers, we are creating a scalable platform that supports AI at an industrial scale. Morocco is uniquely positioned to serve as a strategic digital corridor between Africa, Europe and the Middle East.”
