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Zimbabwe opens first rural AI hub

The facility is the ICT ministry’s first rural AI digital innovation hub, giving young people access to computers, digital skills training, AI, coding and innovation opportunities.
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Counting the true cost of technology

An industry expert says organisations are exploring more flexible consumption models that allow them to align technology expenditure with actual business usage while preserving capital for strategic growth initiatives.
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MTN's Morafo wins Catalyst Award

Nompilo Morafo was honoured for her role in advancing Africa's digital economy and infrastructure.
30 Sept

Nutanix recognised as a leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Distributed Hybrid Infrastructure

Nutanix Cloud Platform unifies AI workloads, applications and data across on-premises, cloud and edge environments.
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NEC Africa expands presence across Uganda

The company says internet service provider deployment and emerging enterprise cybersecurity opportunities are driving growth.
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Egypt, Mali deepen digital ties

The two countries are partnering to strengthen ICT cooperation, leveraging Egyptian digital infrastructure and AI expertise.
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Orange unveils AI training grants for Egypt

The telco is launching AI training grants for 200,000 Egyptians alongside a $28.44 million investment for tech start-ups.
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Can Africa turn its youth dividend into an AI dividend?

As MTN and others put AI to work for jobseekers, a harder question looms for young Africans.
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Africa adopts AI faster than it trusts it

UK-based AI governance advisor warns African users need skills to challenge, not just trust, AI.
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23 Sept

Egypt taps NVIDIA for AI push

Egypt is seeking to advance computing cooperation with NVIDIA to transform the country into a regional AI hub.
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23 Sept

Intel, Submer partner on MEA AI Infrastructure

Partnership pairs Intel's compute platforms with Submer's cooling and delivery expertise across the region.
 
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