Project Taara, backed by Google parent Alphabet, is working to harness the power of light to deliver high-speed internet wirelessly at low cost.

THIS article is a response to a question I got from one reader: What does the setting up of Africa’s first AI factory mean for Zimbabwe and Africa? Last week’s announcement by Cassava ...

The recent Global AI Summit on Africa in Kigali signalled a pivotal moment. In her statement, H.E. Lerato D. Mataboge, African Union Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, called AI "an ...

During a keynote at Data Center World 2025, a NVIDIA exec spoke about AI factories, purpose-built for gigawatt-scale data ...

Speaking to ITWeb TV, Jouini emphasised that these technologies can be leveraged to shape the narrative and build the Africa we envision. She noted the importance of Africans having their own AI ...

The three-month accelerator is designed to support Seed to Series A-stage startups building AI-first solutions in Africa. Eligible startups must have a live product, at least one founder of ...

As the continent strides into the AI age ... demands of Africa’s youthful, tech-savvy population, serving millions simultaneously without straining resources. Yet the true breakthrough lies ...

Telus outlined a plan to employ Nvidia’s Hopper- and Blackwell-based supercomputers at a pair of sovereign AI factories it stated would position ... every computation and every breakthrough will be ...

Makemation Ushers in Africa’s AI Cinema Era. At the heart of the film lies an uplifting, coming-of-age story of young Africans using Artificial Intelligence to tackle the continent’s most ...