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Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz

This month Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz the Executive Director of Cassava Technologies, the holding company for Africa Data Centres. Stephane talks about how datacenters are changing the way data is held, stored, and used and how datacenters are shaping Africa’s technological footprint.

9 May 2022 40:34 Minutes Podcast
Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz

Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz

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Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz

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This month Njeri talks to Stephane Duproz the Executive Director of Cassava Technologies, the holding company for Africa Data Centres. Stephane talks about how data centers are changing the way data is held, stored, and used and how data centers are shaping Africa’s technological footprint. 

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