AI is becoming more profitable as models become more efficient, and India faces challenges due to a chip shortage impacting its AI sovereignty strategy. The earnings season highlights genuine AI revenue growth, while India’s infrastructure gap prompts a reassessment of sovereignty within AI advancements.
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A modern telecommunications and data facility under development, highlighting the expansion of digital infrastructure across East Africa|Mjengo Hub Writing on Nation Africa, environmental leader Wanjira Mathai calls for localized technological investment to counter foreign tech dominance.
A builder’s welcome, a creditor’s grip Roads, dams, mines, fibre-optic networks, stadiums, power plants and industrial zones: across the African continent, China has built a reputation as the partner who shows up and delivers. Beijing lends finances, constructs and inaugurates, and African leaders routinely praise the resulting “Sino-African friendship” at ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Behind that cooperative…
For years, the water sector spoke of an approaching turning point. Awareness of scarcity, climate risk and sustainability grew, but the structural change needed for long‑term resilience lagged behind. Over the past decade, this has shifted. Water is no longer seen only as a utility or environmental issue, but as strategic infrastructure, closely linked to…
Conversations on judicial reform have traditionally centred on vacancies, pendency, case management, technology and budgetary allocations. While these issues remain important, they have largely overshadowed a more immediate question – what is the experience of those who enter courts and tribunals every day? The condition of the physical infrastructure that litigants, lawyers, judges and court…
TeKnowledge has announced a partnership with Equinix aimed at supporting enterprises and public sector organisations in West Africa to expand hybrid and multi-cloud adoption and strengthen digital infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) workloads.
Tokyo, July 16, 2026 – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) today announced deployment and strategic advancements in infrastructure technologies to meet the growing demands of high-performance computing environments, such as AI Factory.
The African Development Bank Group and the African Sovereign Investors Forum are expanding their partnership to direct more African institutional capital into cross-border infrastructure. The initiative reflects a strategic shift in development finance: treating the continent’s own savings not as a secondary rert corridors and regional economic integration
As African cities expand at an unprecedented pace, digital infrastructure is becoming increasingly important in helping them manage growth, improve service delivery and stimulate economic activity.
Accessing the US Dollar in the East Africa region has now been made easier with the expansion of the stablecoin settlement infrastructure of SCRYPT.