FiveNines Group to help develop 20MW AI data centre in Morocco
FiveNines Group has partnered with Nexus Core Systems to oversee a 20MW data centre near Casablanca built for high-density AI computing. The project is part of a larger renewable-powered AI infrastructure platform that aims to reach 180MW in Morocco.
Why it matters: - The Casablanca project adds new AI-focused infrastructure in Morocco, which is trying to position itself as a regional artificial intelligence hub. - The 20MW facility is part of a broader plan for a 180MW AI Factory Platform that is designed to run entirely on renewable energy. - The project links global data centre expertise with local Moroccan partners, advisers and authorities.
What happened: - FiveNines Group said it will partner with Nexus Core Systems on the development of a data centre in Morocco. - The facility will be built on the outskirts of Casablanca. - The planned site will have 20MW capacity and is purpose-designed for high-density AI computing. - The data centre will use the latest available semiconductors and Nvidia’s Vera Rubin NVL72 Cloud Partner Reference architecture. - FiveNines Group has been appointed to lead design management, technical governance, consultant coordination, constructability and procurement strategy.
The details: - FiveNines Group will handle the early-stage process for the project, including briefing, feasibility, design strategy and concept design. - The goal is to prepare a coordinated design package ready for authority engagement and permit submission. - FiveNines Group will work with lead design consultant Zutari, specialist MEP consultant R&B MEP and substation delivery partner Fonto Energy. - Nexus Core Systems said the FiveNines team has already supported the design and delivery approach for the Morocco project. - The wider Nexus AI Factory Platform will be delivered by Nexus Core Systems and its international partners. - The full platform targets 180MW of capacity and will run entirely on renewable energy. - The Nexus AI Factory was announced in April 2026 at GITEX Africa Morocco in Marrakesh after a memorandum of understanding with Moroccan authorities. - The announcement followed work with the Ministère de la Transition Numérique et de la Réforme de l'Administration, the MICEPP and AMDIE. - The project is described as a milestone for Morocco’s ambitions to become a regional centre of excellence for AI.
Between the lines: - FiveNines Group is broadening its international footprint beyond Europe with another major project in North Africa. - The company recently announced completion of a 9.6MW data centre for a hyperscale client in Austria. - The Morocco project underscores growing demand for AI-ready power and cooling infrastructure, especially facilities designed around high-density compute loads. - The focus on renewable energy suggests the project is being positioned around both scale and sustainability.
What's next: - FiveNines Group will continue early-stage design work and coordinate the package needed for permitting. - The company will keep working with Nexus Core Systems and the project’s technical partners as the delivery plan advances. - Nexus Core Systems and its partners are expected to move the broader AI Factory Platform toward implementation across its phased buildout.
The bottom line: - FiveNines Group is helping push Morocco’s AI infrastructure plans from announcement toward buildout, with a 20MW Casablanca data centre as an early anchor project. - More information is available through Nexus Core Systems posts and the GITEX Africa announcement.
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