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AI Networks boosts Sierra Leone’s digital growth

By Eva LiJuly 30, 2025Updated:July 30, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Expanding national fibre and cloud services to support enterprise and rural access
  • Driving digital transformation despite industry constraints in infrastructure and investment

Building resilient infrastructure: AI Networks’ digital mission

AI Networks is playing a critical role in shaping Sierra Leone’s digital future by deploying nationwide fibre-optic infrastructure and delivering enterprise-grade connectivity solutions. Founded to address gaps in local digital access, the company has evolved into a key enabler of digital transformation, offering a range of services including Internet transit, cloud hosting, and network colocation. By focusing on scalable, carrier-grade infrastructure, it supports both enterprise and last-mile rural connectivity—a critical factor in an economy where reliable broadband remains limited.

According to its website, AI Networks operates a neutral, open-access fibre backbone with strategic points of presence across the country. This model is designed to support service providers and enterprises alike, offering cost-effective and high-speed solutions in regions previously underserved. The company also provides international IP transit and is working to localise data exchange, reducing dependence on costly overseas traffic routes.

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AI Networks adapts to industry challenges and emerging innovations

The broader ICT sector in Sierra Leone faces persistent hurdles: limited infrastructure investment, high operational costs, and a lack of local cloud platforms. AI Networks, however, is navigating these constraints by innovating in network design and service delivery. Its deployment of virtualisation and scalable data centre infrastructure helps address energy inefficiencies while supporting growing demand for cloud-native services among businesses and government entities.

Moreover, the firm is positioning itself to respond to the increasing need for cybersecurity and data sovereignty. By keeping critical data within national borders, AI Networks helps ensure compliance and resilience in digital services. This is especially important as more organisations digitise workflows and migrate to hybrid IT environments. While challenges persist, AI Networks’ agile and modular approach is providing a blueprint for how indigenous tech firms can lead transformation even in resource-constrained markets.

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Eva Li

Eva is a community engagement specialist at BTW Media, having studied Marketing at Auckland University of Technology. Contact her at e.li@btw.media

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