Meta announces new subsea cable, Project Waterworth
Project Waterworth is expected to provide connectivity to the US, India, Brazil, South Africa, and other critical locations.
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Moove acquires Latin America's Kovi
Moove, which provides vehicle financing to ride-hailing and delivery app drivers on six continents, is set to fully acquire Brazil-based Kovi.
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Nigerian-born fintech Lemfi expands into Ireland
The fintech company says this was a strategic acquisition to enable smooth and compliant operations across Europe.
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President Jinping pushes for global economy driven by innovation
The Chinese president said the G20 needs to improve global digital governance and develop a world economy characterised by innovation.
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INTERPOL's mission dealt a serious blow to African cybercrime
INTERPOL cooperated in a global law enforcement operation aimed at West African organised crime groups, notably Black Axe.
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Angola Cables, Etix Everywhere enter network alliance
Companies focus on linking up Africa with the US, with landing station in Brazil.
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Sub-Saharan Africa has world's lowest smartphone adoption
The GSMA says this will change as more affordable devices become widely available.
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Infobip Extends 2-Way SMS Messaging Coverage to 40 Countries
National numbers and short codes available to engage billions of mobile users across global markets including US, Brazil, China, Russia and South Africa
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Brazil 2014: Innovation wins it for Germany
Germany takes their fourth World Cup title thanks to a 1-0 win over Argentina thanks to technology.
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African TV audience world cup semi-final stats revealed
Over 22 million football fans in Africa tuned in to the Germany-Brazil game this week.
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Germany using big data in quest for world cup glory
German football team using SAP software to strategise in the FIFA tournament in Brazil.