The US government plans to take an equity stake in Intel under the Chips Act, linking subsidies to ownership in the semiconductor race.
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Internet governance news and analysis, from the movers and shakers of the internet, and influential companies and institutions.
Múltipla leads Angola’s ICT with cloud, cybersecurity, and datacentres as Angosat-2 and digital projects reshape the market.
HSAMS delivers fast, affordable fibre-optic internet and CCTV security in Angola, meeting growing demand for stable and safe networks.
EGATE CLOUD drives Angola’s cloud growth, offering secure local hosting, colocation, and scalable services for businesses and government.
Green Telecom Limited provides ICT solutions Tanzania, offering internet, networking and infrastructure services for businesses.
Investec Bank launches multicurrency pockets with Intelligent Routing™ for seamless global private banking solutions.
EspaçoNet offers low-cost internet in Luanda as Angola expands its telecom industry but struggles with rural access and high costs.
ISOCEL Telecom leads Benin’s digital shift with private fibre and wireless broadband, cutting fees and targeting 500k homes.
Nii Quaynor, father of Africa’s Internet, built a legacy of autonomy but also oversaw AFRINIC as corruption took hold.
Mauritius declares AFRINIC a “declared company,” prompting calls for a successor RIR to protect Africa’s internet governance.
Mauritius’ AFRINIC collapse sparks constitutional crisis, with judiciary-executive clash and key figures fighting for democracy.
A Smart Africa email blunder exposed AFRINIC members’ private addresses, raising security, legal, and governance concerns across Africa’s internet community.