Why Big Tech Must Boost Energy and AI Infrastructure Investment in Africa

As Africa rises as a dynamic hotspot for AI innovation, experts are calling on Big Tech companies to boost investments in the continent’s energy and infrastructure. Strengthening these resources will unlock local talent, ignite economic growth, and propel Africa to the forefront of AI technology

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Author : Ethan Riley

Publish date : 2025-10-02 08:28:00

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