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Artificial intelligence is not only creating demand for more compute, cloud and data centre capacity. It is also changing the security calculus around digital infrastructure. Recent incidents make the point…
Article byBoluwatife Ekundayo, Aminat Adepoju, Kemisola Ajayi, and Christiana Okechukwu Introduction Cloud computing has transformed the modern digital economy by making information more accessible, adaptable, and efficient than ever before.…
Lagos, Nigeria. August 3, 2026 - Africa’s next digital economy will be defined by the infrastructure decisions being made today. As demand for cloud, artificial intelligence, digital payments, streaming, enterprise…
Mozambican cloud provider Bubble plans to operate services across two availability zones in Maputo City and Beluluane, strengthening redundancy and disaster recovery options for local businesses. The company said the…
Raxio Group has secured more than $380 million in committed capital to accelerate the expansion of its African data center platform, including a planned 6MW facility in Tanzania. The company…
Africa has more international bandwidth than at any point in its history. New submarine cables have expanded capacity, created new landing points and improved the continent’s access to global internet…
Africa's digital infrastructure agenda is no longer about cable landings alone, but the resilient corridors, exchanges and inland routes that turn bandwidth into a continental market. Africa's submarine cable boom…
Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from experimentation to core infrastructure, bringing with it new demands on data centers worldwide. Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, the AI conversation…
Africa’s digital economy needs fewer borders, stronger trust systems and better digital infrastructure if the continent is to unlock the full promise of the African Continental Free Trade Area, speakers…
Africa’s digital infrastructure story has often been told through the language of connectivity: more subsea cables, more fiber routes, more mobile broadband, more internet exchange points, and more last-mile access.…