Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Nairobi — Artificial intelligence has captured the world’s imagination. Every week brings another breakthrough model, AI assistant or prediction that technology will fundamentally reshape howwe live and work. Yet beneath the excitement lies a more important question: what makesartifi cial intelligence valuable at scale? The answer is not simply better algorithms or more powerful models….

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Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Africa: Onafriq Partners With Privy to Build Regulated Stablecoin Infrastructure for B2bs Across Africa

Onafriq, Africa’s largest payments network, has partnered with leading stablecoin infrastructure provider, Privy, to strengthen its digital asset infrastructure and drive the development of stablecoin-enabled payment services for businesses across its network. The partnership will enable Onafriq to create and manage embedded digital asset solutions for its partners and, in time, institutional clients where regulation…

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NetApp Acquires DataPelago, Making Data AI-Ready at the Infrastructure Layer

NetApp Acquires DataPelago, Making Data AI-Ready at the Infrastructure Layer

NetApp® (NASDAQ: NTAP), the Intelligent Data Infrastructure company, today announced it has acquired DataPelago, a California-based AI data infrastructure company recognized for its innovative approach to eliminating data processing bottlenecks for AI and analytics workloads. The acquisition marks a foundational expansion of NetApp’s portfolio, enabling GPU-accelerated data processing aligned directly with the storage layer. With…

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Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Africa: Ports Are Not Just Infrastructure – What Tema Reveals About Development in Africa

Across Africa, large-scale infrastructure projects are transforming economies at an unprecedented pace. Between 2010 and 2022, African ports captured an outsized share of global port investment – $13 billion, concentrated heavily in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Senegal, and Ghana. Ports, railways and energy systems are widely framed as the backbone of this growth:…

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Mature digital twins can streamline mega infrastructure projects

Mature digital twins can streamline mega infrastructure projects

Johan Potgieter, cluster industrial software lead at Schneider Electric. Digital twin technology has evolved from a static design visualisation tool into a full life cycle asset intelligence platform, according to technology professionals, who say the technology can help reduce delays and cost overruns on major infrastructure projects. Major capital works such as transport corridors, water…

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Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

Africa: Cabinet Impressed By Progress of Oil Projects and AFCON Infrastructure in Bunyoro

Cabinet ministers, Permanent Secretaries and heads of government agencies have concluded an inspection tour of key oil, gas and Africa Cup of Nations 2027 projects in the Bunyoro sub-region, expressing satisfaction with the pace of implementation. The delegation, led by Vice President Jessica Alupo, began its field visit at Hoima City Stadium on Saturday before…

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Vertiv infrastructure underpins Paratus Namibia’s first private LTE, mobile network

Vertiv infrastructure underpins Paratus Namibia’s first private LTE, mobile network

Windhoek, Namibia. (Image: Vertiv) Vertiv (NYSE:VRT), which positions itself as a global leader in critical digital infrastructure, today announced it is powering Namibia’s first private mobile network built on LTE and 5G technologies for pan-African telecommunications and network services provider Paratus. The deployment marks a major milestone in the country’s digital evolution and Paratus Namibia’s…

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Africa: Why Africa’s Next Growth Story Will Be Built On Intelligence Infrastructure

African Govts Urged to Dedicate 2 Percent of Annual GDP for Digital Infrastructure Devt

The Deputy Minister of Education, Dr Clement Abas Apaak, has called on African governments to dedicate up to two percent of their annual GDP to digital infrastructure development. According to him, Africa’s digital ambitions would not only remain difficult to achieve, but a mirage without substantial investment in infrastructure capable of supporting innovation and technological…

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