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Where Your Data Sleeps: Mozambique And Nigeria Take Opposite Roads On Cloud Rules
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For years, the question of where an African company’s data should reside was largely settled by price and convenience. The…
AWS Commits $100 Million To Expand AI Use In Healthcare, Targeting Underserved Markets
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Amazon Web Services is committing $100 million over five years in artificial intelligence and cloud computing resources to help healthcare…
Lydia Sitienei Nominated As Kenya’s Second Data Commissioner
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President William Ruto has nominated Lydia Sitienei Chelagat, the Communications Authority of Kenya’s Director of Legal Services and Corporation Secretary,…
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WayaWaya, Choice Bank Partner To Build AI-Driven Banking Experience
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WayaWaya has partnered with Choice Bank to introduce WayaWaya Banking, enabling users to open bank accounts, hold funds in multiple…
Nvidia Board Probes Affair Involving CEO Jensen Huang
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Nvidia’s board of directors has launched an independent investigation into co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang following his stunning public admission…
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