Mistral today announced that it has raised €3 billion in a Series D funding round at a post-money valuation of more than €21 billion, the largest equity fundraising round ever completed by a European technology company, three years after the company’s launch.
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For the best experience, open https://m.thewire.in on your mobile browser. AdvertisementAdvertisement From VAR and AI offside lines to connected balls and live analytics, technology is increasingly transforming football at the cost of human spirit and emotion. Argentina’s Thiago Almada, celebrates scoring his side’s first goal against Uruguay during a qualifying soccer match for the FIFA…
Tiko, an African organization headquartered in Cape Town, has been named an awardee of Action for Women’s Health — a landmark global women’s health initiative launched by Pivotal, a group of organizations founded by philanthropist Melinda French Gates.
Vincent Oduor (left), CEO of Aquaculture Barn Limited, shows a Chinese-made Hikvision CCTV camera installed above a fish cage at Paga Beach on Lake Victoria, Kisumu County, Kenya. PHOTO BY VICTOR RABALLA / CHINA DAILY
Gain a decisive advantage in the rapidly evolving counter-UAS landscape at the 3rd Annual Counter UAS Middle East & Africa Conference, taking place in Amman, Jordan.
HARARE — Cooperation with China will help African countries accelerate technological transformation and build local capacity for modern technologies, Zimbabwean experts said.
South Africa’s coal-fired power stations are retiring. The country must replace a huge amount of electricity over the next two decades. Currently, coal still supplies 74% of the country’s power. But the government’s national energy plan has largely overlooked one technology South Africa is particularly suited to build: concentrating solar power.
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Africa is home to 18% of the world’s people but holds less than 1% of global data centre capacity, and only about 40% of its population is online. That gap in compute, connectivity, and digital skills is what a new pan-African research call wants to close.
