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Huawei takes Nigerian youths to China for ICT training
Ten Nigerian students are to be sponsored to China by Huawei to major in ICT-related studies and practical ICT insights. The sponsorship, the third
Phase3 canvasses for deployment of smart ICT infrastructures
Phase3 Telecom has advocated for the adoption of network solutions that ride on smart services to deepen deployment of high grade smart ICT infrastructure
Human Capacity Reimagined – The AI Summit launches at AfricaCom 2018
Following successful events in San Francisco, New York and London, the AI Summit Cape Town will be launched at AfricaCom this November with two days of stimulating
TE SubCom chosen to extend MainOne Cable System to francophone region
TE SubCom, a TE Connectivity Ltd company and an industry pioneer in undersea communications technology, has announced that it has secured a contract from
AfDB, Purdue University to hold conference on successful technologies for African farmers
The African Development Bank and Purdue University are organizing the Scale Up Conference on Agricultural Innovations from September 25-27, 2018, to address how to
Airtel rolls out 4G LTE in Anambra State
4G Service now live in Onitsha, Awka, Nnewi, other key towns Airtel Nigeria has reaffirmed its positioning as a leading mobile Internet services provider
Blockchain in Africa has entered the next frontier, says John Kamara
An interview with Director for Global Gaming Africa, John Kamara, on how Africa has embraced Blockchain technology. By Katy Micallef. What kind of solutions
Nigeria’s Adekunle is highest paid robotics engineer in the world
By Chinedu James Nigeria’s Silas Adekunle has become the highest paid robotics engineer in the world. The 26-year-old creator of the world’s first gaming
Congestion down as VoIP networks take 10 billion minutes off telcos in Nigeria
World Telecom Labs (WTL) has announced that more than six billion calls lasting around ten billion (ten thousand million) minutes have now passed through