Cassava OpCos seek larger share of Africa's ICT sector

Africa Data Centres has set its eyes on broadening its footprint in West Africa as it seeks to expand into the North African market.

Ghana, Guinea, Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia, Benin, Senegal, Mali, and Cameroon had the highest number of cyber-attacks, according to NETSCOUT.

By taking compliance seriously and working with reputable vendors and framework experts, local firms may convert compliance into a crucial business asset.

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa said the three partners on the project would invest around $815 million over ten years to develop, operate, and support the health tech system.

This week, the government partnered with Huawei to train almost 200 of its officials in cloud computing security.

The partnership provides Liquid with exclusive rights  to sell and distribute Globalstar’s XCOM RAN private networks 5G access solution.

A recent webinar, hosted by Rubrik and ITWeb Africa, focused on the major security threats and impact of new data legislation in Nigeria.

The company says the move will help clients solve data regulatory requirements.

Cloud computing is now the standard by which every enterprise IT infrastructure is judged.

The company said it has already trained and deployed over 200 of its 5000 employees to "empower customers" to adopt and use Generative AI services.

Cassava Tech's CEO said Africa has a right to participate in digital revolution, which is why his company invested in data centres across Africa.