First AI factory set to transform Africa's digital future

Cassava says its AI-enabled data centres will help Africa develop domestic AI technologies, increase productivity, and protect data.

The project seeks to assist Africans benefit not only as AI users, but also as entrepreneurs who develop their own businesses and create jobs for young people.

The company today announced three major milestones: a significant equity injection, the successful completion of its South African Rand debt refinancing, and the completion of its legal reorganisation.

Strive Masiyiwa, a technology entrepreneur and investor who pioneered Africa's mobile telecoms sector, received an honorary doctorate in engineering from Stellenbosch University this week.

The fibre expansion project is a significant milestone for Botswana, bolstering the country's economic hubs and connecting major economic centres.

Cassava Technologies says the partnership will accelerate the adoption of digital solutions in Egypt and the MENA region.

Liquid renews its alliance with the Western Cape government in South Africa to advance its public WiFi plan, with a $111 million investment.

Sasai Money has partnered with Airtel Money to offer zero-fee financial transfers from the UK and South Africa to Uganda, with plans to expand to other key African markets.

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

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

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.