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GITEX Nigeria 2025, West Africa’s premier technology, AI, and innovation expo, officially opened on September 3-4, 2025, in Nigeria’s economic powerhouse, Lagos. As a global leader in network energy and automation solutions, INVT presented comprehensive digital infrastructure solutions supporting Nigeria’s approach to digital transformation.

Nigeria is aggressively advancing its digital economy, driven by the Federal Government’s ‘Nigeria Digital Economy Blueprint (NDEB) 2020-2030’, which outlines strategic enablers to transform the nation into a leading digital economy in Africa. Key targets include increasing ICT’s contribution to GDP from 14% to over 25% by 2030 and realizing a digital economy worth over $190 billion annually. To empower West African enterprises and government entities in their digital economy journey, INVT introduce its latest turnkey data center and UPS solutions at the expo.

Exhibition Highlights
• iSmart Micro Series Micro Data Center: Designed for enterprises and SMB clients, this compact 0.72 sqm modular solution integrates power supply, precision cooling, monitoring, and rack infrastructure. Prefabricated at the factory for quick onsite assembly, it enables deployment within just three hours—accelerating your path to digital adoption.

 • iWit Single-row & iTalent Dual-row Data Center Solutions: Targeted at medium and large data centers, these solutions deliver high reliability, optimized efficiency, and reduce project timelines and complexity—aligned with Nigeria’s growing enterprise and data sovereignty demands.

• iLegend Containerized Data Center: Engineered for temporary, disaster recovery, and outdoor scenarios, it employs a cold aisle containment to maximize cooling efficiency and boasts an IP55 rating for superior environmental protection, critical for Nigeria’s varied climate conditions.

• HT series 1-3 KVA UPS: Featuring full digital control technology, these UPS units achieve system efficiency up to 95.5%, delivering smaller size, better performance and price compared to the old versions.

 During the expo, INVT’s technical team engaged deeply with Nigerian industry leaders and government representatives, exchanging insights and building relationship. Moving forward, INVT is committed to deepening collaboration with local partners to build resilient, scalable digital infrastructure that will serve as a strong foundation for Nigeria’s and West Africa’s thriving digital economies.