Techlytics Africa

27/05/2026

25/05/2026

Nigeria is about to commission its first AI-ready data centres.

• Kasi Cloud is building a 100-megawatt AI campus in Lekki.
• Airtel Nxtra is putting $120 million into a hyperscale facility at Eko Atlantic.
• MTN's Genova unit is adding AI-optimised GPU infrastructure later this year.
• Equinix has already opened on Victoria Island.

Almost 1 billion in compute infrastructure built specifically for AI workloads in Nigeria this year alone.

This is significant.
For years, every AI request processed on behalf of a Nigerian business was routed through servers thousands of kilometres away. That meant latency, cost, and data leaving the country. Local infrastructure changes that equation.

Enterprise value is being established at scale and organisations need to start aligning their business strategies as well as build the right capabilities, that move the needle on their operations.

23/05/2026

Techlytics helps organisations move from AI awareness to AI capability.
We work with businesses, institutions, and teams across Africa to build the knowledge, strategy, and systems needed to put AI to work practically and effectively in your workplace.
Schedule a free consultation with us today.

19/05/2026

AI can do so much than answer questions and draft emails. It is solving real-world problems and improving business processes.

At we help organisations move from AI awareness to AI capability.
We work with businesses, institutions, and teams across Africa to build the knowledge, strategy, and systems needed to put AI to work practically and effectively.

Schedule a free consultation with us today.

18/05/2026

When people hear Al, the first thing that comes to mind are ChatGPT Claude, Gemini. And that's a big problem.

Al is generally perceived as a "chatbot" when it is so much more
Most business owners are yet to grasp the capabilities of Al systems and how it can benefit their enterprise.

Behind the scenes, Al can monitor inventory in real time, predict demand and supply patterns analyse years of operational data, and surface insights teams never had the time or capacity to uncover.

Organisations are deploying Al to detect fraudulent transactions before they clear, support customers at 2am without humar intervention, optimise internal workflows, and help leadership teams make faster, better-informed decisions.

Take JPMorgan for example.
The bank had been processing thousands of complex legal and commercial credit agreements manually. Teams of lawyers and compliance staff had to review documents line by line to identify risks, obligations, inconsistencies, and potential fraud

The process was slow, expensive, and heavily dependent on human review until JPMorgan built an Al system called COiN (Contract Intelligence).

Instead of humans spending weeks reviewing documents, COiN scans thousands of agreements in seconds, extract critical clauses, flag anomalies, identify potential risks, and convert unstructured lega documents into usable operational data,.

This changed everything about the process. The bank reportedly saved over 360,000 hours of manual legal work annually while reducing operational errors.

The possibilities are endless, but first, we have to change the direction of the conversation beyond prompting a chatbot or using Al as a personal assistant.

14/05/2026

To Oluwatayo Winkunle , Founder/CEO of

We celebrate your drive and doggedness in constantly pushing boundaries, believing in young talents, and creating platforms that equip people with skills that truly matter in today’s world.

From AI education to workforce development and technology advocacy, your work continues to contribute meaningfully to the conversations and solutions Africa needs.

Wishing you greater wisdom, strength, impact, and success in the years ahead.

Happy Birthday 🎂

14/05/2026

As a country, a continent even, we need to invest in talent development in order to catch up with the current global standards

We must not be left behind

12/05/2026

Who is actively investing in developing the workforce Nigeria needs for the future?

At , we believe talent development should not be left to chance, especially in areas like AI, data, and emerging technology.

This is why programmes like matter.

Not just as a learning initiative, but as an investment in capability building. By equipping women with practical AI and data skills, mentorship, exposure, and hands-on learning, we are contributing to a workforce that can actively participate in the future of technology.

11/05/2026

It’s encouraging to see initiatives like TechHER25 receiving the recognition it deserves.

Recently, TechHER25 and the work being done by and in AI education and workforce development were featured in the and

The features highlights our mission to equip more women with practical AI skills, industry exposure, and opportunities to participate in the future of technology.

For us, this is bigger than a programme.
It is about building capacity, expanding access, and contributing to the future talent pipeline Africa needs.

DigitalTransformation

11/05/2026

We took the vision from being an abstract concept to something concrete and achievable.

Together with we deployed an AI Lab equipped with Edge AI and Computer Vision capabilities, the lab is designed as a practical learning and experimentation space where participants can move beyond theory and interact with real AI systems and infrastructure.

To participate in the future of AI, we have to build local capacity, local talent, and local infrastructure that allows people to learn, experiment, and solve real problems within our own context.