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Africa’s digital infrastructure debate is often dominated by the expensive elements: subsea cables, national backbones, metro fiber, data centers, cloud regions, power plants and, increasingly, AI-ready compute. These are all…
Africa has spent the past decade building the visible layers of the internet: subsea cables, terrestrial fiber, Internet Exchange Points, data centers, cloud points of presence and national broadband plans.…
As the digital transformation of sub-Saharan Africa accelerates, West Africa has emerged as a high-stakes battleground for digital infrastructure dominance. While Nigeria has traditionally commanded the lion’s share of international…
As global capital pools reassess digital infrastructure allocations, Nigeria’s foundational carrier-neutral hub is rewriting the pan-African playbook. The discourse surrounding African digital infrastructure is historically supply-driven, frequently dominated by sweeping…
ARM-Harith Infrastructure Investments has reached a first close of approximately US$76 million for its climate transition fund, marking a significant step in efforts to mobilize African institutional capital for infrastructure…
US energy firm, Convalt Energy has signed a non-binding MoU with Lesotho's Ministry of Energy to develop a 1.2GW hydropower facility and an integrated AI data center, the Kobong Hydropower…
As a massive capital cycle shapes global computing power, Africa stands at a critical crossroads. In this exclusive interview, Obinna Isiadinso, Global Sector Lead for Data Centers and Cloud Investments…
Anthropic has expanded Project Glasswing, its advanced AI cybersecurity initiative, to 150 organizations across more than 15 countries, extending access to critical infrastructure operators in sectors including telecommunications, power, water,…
Google has signed one of the largest AI infrastructure agreements disclosed to date, committing approximately $920 million per month to lease AI compute capacity from SpaceX-xAI, according to regulatory filings…
Speakers at GITEX Africa said investor confidence in African infrastructure projects depends less on funding availability and more on regulatory continuity, legal certainty, and clearly defined risk-sharing frameworks capable of…