Artefact broadens AI footprint into Côte d’Ivoire

Equinix said there is still a lot of work to be done, starting with increasing resilience to avoid a repeat of last year's internet outages.

The INTERPOL head highlighted that rapid advancements in digital technology have also led to an increase in internet-enabled financial crimes.

The rollout is intended to provide African businesses, start-ups, and research institutions with high-performance computing resources for AI applications.

With this fundraising, Janngo Capital says it becomes Africa's largest venture capital firm dedicated to advancing gender equality.

The arrests were made as part of INTERPOL's Operation Contender 2.0, which seeks to combat worldwide cyber-enabled crimes.

The judges recognised three fintechs whose solutions had a lasting impact, according to Ecobank.

The group says the 2 000m² Tier III will serve the country and the wider West African Economic and Monetary Union.

Signing up on the platform gives clients in Ivory Coast, Kenya, and South Africa access to the NoOnes Virtual VISA Card.

According to the partners, the deal will give more reliable and cost-effective digital transaction options to businesses and consumers across Africa.

Through traffic analysis and policy control software the telco is looking to manage service assurance and user experience as data traffic levels increase.

The telecoms company wants to increase the visibility of African talent in STEM subjects.

Côte d'Ivoire is the first country chosen by the company to launch this project with MTN.