
Before AI becomes Intelligence, it becomes Infrastructure.
When everyone is watching the technology, entrepreneurs should study the infrastructure beneath it.
Dr. Maxwell Ampong
AI may look like software, but its foundations are physical, such as land, electricity, fibre, cooling, capital and skills. For Ghana, the real opportunity may lie in learning to supply what the AI economy cannot function without.
Published by Dr. Maxwell Ampong
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