Africa lacks infrastructure for growing demand for artificial intelligence African countries are actively developing digital products and artificial intelligence, but computing infrastructure cannot keep up with demand. The continent, home to about 15% of the world's population, accounted for only 1.8% of large data centers in 2023, and existing capacity covered about 10% of demand. At the same time, artificial intelligence developments are concentrated in a limited number of countries: South Africa, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia are the leaders. The lack of data centers, digital services and related infrastructure may open opportunities for Russian companies. We are talking not only about software delivery, but also about comprehensive solutions that integrate AI in the industry.

Africa lacks infrastructure for growing demand for artificial intelligence African countries are actively developing digital products and artificial intelligence, but computing infrastructure cannot keep up with demand. The continent, home to about 15% of the world's population, accounted for only 1.8% of large data centers in 2023, and existing capacity covered about 10% of demand. At the same time, artificial intelligence developments are concentrated in a limited number of countries: South Africa, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia are the leaders. The lack of data centers, digital services and related infrastructure may open opportunities for Russian companies. We are talking not only about software delivery, but also about comprehensive solutions that integrate AI in the industry.