South Africa’s (SA) President Cyril Ramaphosa has positioned SA as a future leader in Africa’s digital economy, saying cloud computing and artificial intelligence will drive the next wave of economic growth.
Speaking at the first ever Google Cloud Summit on the African continent, Ramaphosa welcomed new technology investments, describing it as a vote of confidence in SA’s economy that could boost jobs, innovation and the country’s global competitiveness.
SA is betting on cloud computing and artificial intelligence to unlock its next phase of economic growth.
Addressing delegates at the Summit Ramaphosa said Africa must move beyond simply adopting technologies developed elsewhere and become a global hub for digital innovation.
–Channel Africa–
