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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding
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From: elmatador8/22/2024 12:00:20 PM
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By 2030, Africa could achieve rough parity with the rest of the world when three-quarters of Africans are projected to become internet users.
The economic potential is enormous: Mobile technologies alone have already generated 1.7 million jobs and contributed $144 billion to the continent’s economy, or roughly 8.5% of GDP.
Nathaniel Allen writes for the Brookings Institution.

Who is going to carry this traffic?
Two-thirds of Africa's Internet is carried by Mobile Operators. Their towers started being crushed by the weight of the data.
The logical outcome: Africa's Internet traffic has to be offloaded to fiber!

Yes. It is a hard job but I need to do it.
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