AWS Commits $1.5bn to Africa Through 2029 and Makes the Leapfrog Case. The Analogy Has a Gap
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Amazon Web Services has committed a further $1.5 billion to African infrastructure through 2029, on top of more than $819 million invested since 2018, and says it has trained over one million Africans in cloud and AI skills. Jyoti Ball, general manager for sub-Saharan Africa at AWS, told the AWS Summit in Johannesburg that the [...]
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