Huawei today announced the launch of a South Africa-based Cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Innovation Centre to drive innovation
The announcement was made by Ray Rui, President of HUAWEI CLOUD Africa Region, during the HUAWEI CLOUD Summit Africa 2020, an online event to unpack the opportunities of cloud computing for African business under the theme “Building an Intelligent Africa”.
Several speakers at the summit described how AI is transforming industries – a process only being accelerated by the challenges of the global Covid-19 pandemic. Innovations such as smart cities, connected cars, automated mining and precision agriculture are already driven by AI, and oil exploration, finance and retail are also leveraging machine learning to be more effective.
Other summit speakers included more than a dozen HUAWEI CLOUD partners from across Africa, outlining how cloud technology was transforming their industries. “HUAWEI CLOUD has been a key component of how we get to market with multi-Cloud capabilities in a highly data-centric business environment,” he said.
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