Technology

BY :Ogundana Boluwatife Nigeria has millions of potential customers for digital payments, ride-hailing, online services and financial technology. Yet, in 2026, several technology businesses have shut down, withdrawn from specific …

By Radarr Africa Business Desk LAGOS, October 27 (Radarr Africa) – Elon Musk said SpaceX has closed $40 billion in debt financing to buy graphics processing units (GPUs) for artificial …

By Collins Oforgu For years, businesses have invested heavily in getting their brands in front of the right audience. They have paid for advertisements, hired public relations agencies, worked with …

Infrax Tech (www.infranalyze.tech), a Nigerian-based IT company, has launched Infranalyze AI (app.infranalyze.tech), an artificial intelligence-powered civil engineering platform designed to support infrastructure planning, engineering analysis, design recommendations, and project decision-making. …

Artificial intelligence could transform about 40 per cent of jobs worldwide, raising concerns about employment opportunities, wage inequality and the future of work, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned. …

Companies have more than doubled their spending on artificial intelligence in less than a year as AI moves from an experimental technology to a broader business investment. According to Boston …

Nigeria’s new mandatory software testing regime is drawing support from industry professionals, but stakeholders are calling for enforcement to be based on the level of risk posed by each software …

OpenAI has fired three researchers for allegedly mishandling sensitive information, including work involving an external organisation that was analysing AI models. “Our investigation confirmed that these individuals mishandled sensitive information …

Chinese AI developer Moonshot is conducting an internal review after researchers found that two of its Kimi models could be persuaded to bypass their safety restrictions and provide information related …

As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, workplaces and everyday activities, Nigerian higher institutions are increasing their efforts to equip students with skills needed for an increasingly technology-driven economy. Universities …