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Google says it has passed its $1bn Africa investment target

The Next Web 02 July 2026, 09:10 UTC 4d ago
Google says it has passed its $1bn Africa investment target
The Next Web

Google has exceeded a five-year pledge to invest $1 billion in Africa, the company said on Wednesday at the first Africa Cloud Summit in Johannesburg, alongside a batch of new infrastructure and AI initiatives. The announcement builds on Google’s 2025 launch of a cloud region in Johannesburg, extending a bet on African digital infrastructure that […] This story continues at The Next Web

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