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Powertel And Paratus Zimbabwe Switch On New Digital Highway
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Powertel Communications and Paratus Zimbabwe have announced that the first phase of their landmark cross-border fiber project is now live…
Ethiopia’s Payment Switch Clears $8 Billion As Instant Payments Surge
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EthSwitch, Ethiopia’s national payment switch, processed $8 billion (ETB 1.26 trillion) in interoperable digital transactions during the 2025/26 fiscal year,…
Microsoft Puts $2.5 Billion Behind Making Enterprise AI Work
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Microsoft has launched Microsoft Frontier Company, a $2.5 billion business unit that will embed around 6,000 engineers and industry specialists…
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Nigeria’s Internet Exchange Goes 400G As Traffic Tops Two Terabits
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The Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN) has upgraded its core switching infrastructure to 400-gigabit-capable platforms across its three principal…
Dimension Data Uganda Officially Rebrands To NTT DATA
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Dimension Data Uganda has officially rebranded to NTT DATA, completing its transition to the global technology services company as part…
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