Nvidia is reportedly considering investing up to $3 billion in SB Energy, supporting a massive Ohio data-centre project planned for OpenAI. The talks highlight the huge capital, computing power and energy infrastructure needed to drive AI’s next phase.
Artificial intelligence is driving interest in AI ETFs worldwide. This guide explains what AI ETFs are, why they are growing, their benefits and risks, and how African investors can gain diversified exposure to global technology while making informed long-term investment decisions.
Nigerian innovator Khalifa Aminu is developing AI smart glasses that combine sensors, GPS and artificial intelligence to help blind users detect obstacles, navigate independently and share their location with caregivers.
Nigerian innovator Khalifa Aminu is developing AI smart glasses that combine sensors, GPS and artificial intelligence to help blind users detect obstacles, navigate independently and share their location with caregivers.
Nvidia is reportedly considering investing up to $3 billion in SB Energy, supporting a massive Ohio data-centre project planned for OpenAI. The talks highlight the huge capital, computing power and energy infrastructure needed to drive AI’s next phase.
Artificial intelligence is driving interest in AI ETFs worldwide. This guide explains what AI ETFs are, why they are growing, their benefits and risks, and how African investors can gain diversified exposure to global technology while making informed long-term investment decisions.
Kenya is set to launch East Africa's first AI-focused ETF, giving local investors access to leading artificial intelligence companies through the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The initiative strengthens Kenya's position as a regional innovation leader while expanding investment opportunities.
Africa's young innovators are driving an AI revolution with solutions in healthcare, agriculture, and education. Backed by the African Union's AI Strategy and growing investment, the continent is unlocking new opportunities despite infrastructure and talent challenges.
Nigeria and the African Union have strengthened cooperation on regional security, economic development and AI during high-level meetings in Addis Ababa. The talks reaffirmed support for peacekeeping, democratic governance and technology-driven solutions for a safer and more prosperous Africa.
The IMF says AI could boost Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy by up to 4% over the next decade if governments invest in reliable electricity, affordable internet, digital skills, and AI governance. Stronger infrastructure and policies could unlock jobs, productivity, and inclusive growth.
