Kenya has reportedly raised concerns over Microsoft’s planned $1 billion AI data center, warning that the project could consume a massive chunk of the country’s electricity supply. The Latest Tech ...

Microsoft and its Abu Dhabi-based partner G42 had sought commitments from the Kenyan government to guarantee annual payments for a fixed amount of computing capacity.

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A university student in the country using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to write code or launch a small digital project may soon find themselves caught in regulations designed for billion-dollar tech ...

Kenya’s innovation story has always been written from the ground up. When constraints appear, local builders respond with creativity, resilience, and practical problem solving. Artificial intelligence ...

The Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), in partnership with Microsoft, launched the Kenya Artificial Intelligence Skilling Alliance (KAISA), a national platform that will coordinate AI skills ...

Forrester predicts that, in 2026, one-quarter of CIOs will be asked to bail out business-led AI failures in their organizations. With the recent wave of generative AI and LLMs changing how AI is ...