Cassava Technologies Launches AI Factory in Africa, Eyes Kenya in Continental Expansion

Cassava Technologies has announced the deployment of its AI factory that is powered by NVIDIA AI platform in South Africa. The company has laos announced plans to scale the same to Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt and Morocco. ..

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Cassava Technologies has launched its first AI factory in South Africa, powered by NVIDIA, with plans to expand to Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt, and Morocco.

This initiative aims to empower African businesses as architects of technology, not just consumers.
Key figures include Ahmed El Beheiry, Group COO and Group Chief Technology & AI Officer at Cassava Technologies.
The company's Cassava AI Multi-Model Exchange (CAIMEx) platform makes leading AI tools and large language models accessible to African developers.

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