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South Africa is racing to become Africa's digital backbone, but power…
South Africa is racing to become Africa's digital backbone, but power and water shortages could cap it all. The investment story is real, and so is the risk. #southafrica #datacenters #africatech #aiinfrastructure #digitaleconomy #techinvestment
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