PPC Limited, an ICT and infrastructure development company, has said Nigeria and three other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa would witness increased 5G adoption in 2023.
The firm noted that these were some of the technology trends that would shape the continent in 2023. The Director of ICT Operations at PPC Limited, Dr Patrick Ede, said, “This year’s predictions highlight some key aspects of hardware and software technologies that IT managers must prioritize in their strategy to remain competitive over the next 12 months.”
It said, “The launch and availability of the 5G network will greatly improve broadband access for various mission-critical and secure operations.
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