Africa Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence Challenge (Africa IoT & AI Challenge) was officially launched at the IEEE Global Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (IEEE GCAIoT) in collaboration with several regional and local partners throughout the Middle East and North Africa.
After the great success of the Arab IoT & AI Challenge, which started two years ago in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, the 2020 Africa IoT & AI Challenge has now been officially launched.
The Africa Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence Challenge (Africa IoT & AI Challenge) officially kicks off its local activities in Nigeria on Sunday 10th of July, with the aim of building the capacity of qualified and young calibers in the technology field to accelerate the process of digital transformation and serve the goal of digitally uniting Africa.
The Africa Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence Challenge (Africa IoT & AI Challenge) officially kicked off in Nigeria on Saturday, July 10, followed by Kenya, Uganda and Tunisia on Thursday July 15, with the aim of expanding in the African continent to build the capabilities of qualified and young cadres in the field of technology and accelerate the process of digital transformation and alignment with the goal of uniting Africa digitally.
The Africa Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Challenge has been officially launched in Egypt, Kenya, Uganda, Morocco, and Tunisia. The challenge is currently being prepared to start in Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, and Ghana by the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2021, in cooperation with many regional and local partners across the Middle East and North Africa