GITEX Africa Morocco 2024, held from May 29-31 in Marrakech, will focus on AI and digital transformation. The event will gather leaders from 130 countries to boost Africa’s innovation economy. Organized by KAOUN International, it aims to position Morocco as a regional digital hub.
The Moroccan government has announced a new program to extend high-speed internet to 1,800 rural areas, part of its National Plan for the Development of High and Very High Speed Broadband. This initiative, aligned with the National Digital Development Strategy 2030, aims to boost economic growth, improve public services, and foster digital inclusion.
Morocco plans to launch 5G internet service by 2030, aligning with its 2030 digital strategy and in preparation for co-hosting the World Cup with Spain and Portugal. The initiative aims to enhance online data speed and expand rural internet coverage, recognizing digital connectivity as essential for various sectors post-pandemic.
Moroccan Minister Ghita Mezzour discussed potential AI collaborations during her meeting with OpenAI in San Francisco. The discussions aimed at tailoring AI systems for Morocco’s needs and leveraging the country’s tech talent. This visit highlights Morocco’s commitment to becoming a central hub for technological innovation.
US-based Iozera and the Moroccan government have unveiled plans for a pioneering 386MW data center and AI hub in Tetouan, Morocco. Named Eureka Park, the project emphasizes advanced AI computation and sustainability, utilizing renewable energy sources. Set to begin construction in 2024, it aims to operationalize by mid-2026.
U.S. startup Iozera and the Moroccan government have partnered to establish a 386MW Data Center and AI Hub in Tetouan, Morocco. Scheduled for launch on May 8th, 2024, the initiative aims to democratize advanced AI computing globally and will be powered by Morocco’s renewable energy resources.
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In an era where the younger generation displays a significant interest in gadgets, Kaspersky, an international cybersecurity firm, has collaborated with the Cadi Ayad school in Casablanca to host a “Family Day” aimed at educating children about the importance of information technology.
The Kaspersky report for 2023 reveals Morocco ranks 15th globally for online infections, with 19.5% of users facing malware threats. This places the country in a high-risk category for cyber attacks, emphasizing the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
