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CloudReady Nigeria roundtable will examine data residency, cybersecurity, compliance, resilience and local infrastructure readiness Africa Hyperscalers will convene regulators, banks, fintech companies, payment operators, insurers, pension institutions and technology providers…
Africa should continue developing its own models and research capabilities. But its most immediate commercial opportunity lies in deploying artificial intelligence to solve local problems - not competing immediately in…
Africa’s artificial-intelligence plans will ultimately depend on a physical system of electricity, cooling, connectivity and resilient data centres. Without that foundation, announcements of new models and computing capacity will remain…
Africa’s AI infrastructure challenge is not simply a shortage of capital. Investors need credible customers, predictable demand and contracts showing how computing capacity will be used and paid for. Until…
Africa’s digital platforms can cross borders instantly. Its payment, identity, data and regulatory systems must now learn to do the same. A customer sending money from Nigeria to Kenya sees…
The ambition to establish an African Digital Single Market raises an immediate question: must every country adopt the same digital laws before businesses, data and services can move efficiently across…
Abuja has introduced a new cloud policy designed to bring more workloads, infrastructure and investment onshore. Power, connectivity and credible customer demand will determine whether the plan succeeds. Nigeria has…
Africa has established important continental frameworks for digital trade, data governance, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. To succeed, the continent must turn those commitments into interoperable systems that work across national…
As fintech companies mature, cloud economics, cybersecurity and regulatory pressures are beginning to shape which businesses can scale sustainably. Africa’s enterprise and fintech industry was built on an attractive proposition:…
For years, African enterprises treated digital infrastructure as a technical matter: something for IT teams, vendors and procurement departments to manage after business strategy had already been decided. Over the…