Digital Times Nigeria
  • Home
  • Telecoms
    • Broadband
  • Business
    • Banking
    • Finance
  • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Big Story
  • TechExtra
    • Fintech
    • Innovation
  • Interview
  • Media
    • Social
    • Broadcasting
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Trending
  • NITDA, ICPC Launch Digital Transparency Initiative To Strengthen Accountability In 774 LGAs
  • Inuwa Inaugurates Builders Festival, Tasks Tech Entrepreneurs On Solutions That Affect Lives
  • ValueJet Reconnects Asaba To Lagos, Abuja Ahead Of Yuletide Rush
  • La Roche-Posay, Konga Health Promote Authentic Skincare, Dermatological Awareness In Lagos
  • Anambra Unveils 35 Digital Platforms To Drive Governance, Transparency
  • LDF Expands Pan-African Outreach, Targets 3,000 Girls In Hygiene Campaign
  • NITDA Report Uncovers Untapped Investment Opportunities In Nigeria’s Digital Economy
  • NITDA, NACCIMA Push Digital Innovation As Catalyst for Nigeria’s $1trn Economy
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Digital Times NigeriaDigital Times Nigeria
  • Home
  • Telecoms
    • Broadband
  • Business
    • Banking
    • Finance
  • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Big Story
  • TechExtra
    • Fintech
    • Innovation
  • Interview
  • Media
    • Social
    • Broadcasting
Digital Times Nigeria
Home » Orange Partners Google On Data, Cloud Computing
Business

Orange Partners Google On Data, Cloud Computing

DigitalTimesNGBy DigitalTimesNG29 July 2020No Comments1 Min Read6 Views
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Telegram LinkedIn Tumblr WhatsApp Email
GOOGLE ORANGE 2
Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Telegram Email WhatsApp

Orange, France’s biggest telecoms company, and Google on Tuesday announced a strategic partnership covering data, artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing services, according to reports by Reuters.

Google will provide its expertise in cloud technologies, analytics and artificial intelligence tools, while Orange plans to build a next-generation data analytics and machine-learning platform with the Google technologies.

“Google has been a long-term partner of Orange and, as Google is eager to invest in Europe – and especially in France – to develop new data centres, this is the perfect time to work on new services and opportunities in French and European markets,” Orange chairman and CEO Stephane Richard said in a statement.

 

READ ALSO  Andela Unveils Talent Cloud To Bolster Global Remote Tech Hiring
#Cloud Computing #Data #Orange Google Partnership
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Previous ArticleGoogle Employees To Continue Work From Home Until July 2021
Next Article Microsoft Launches Family Safety App For Android And iOS
DigitalTimesNG
  • X (Twitter)

Comments are closed.

Categories
About
About

Digital Times Nigeria (www.digitaltimesng.com) is an online technology publication of Digital Times Media Services.

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Latest Posts

NITDA, ICPC Launch Digital Transparency Initiative To Strengthen Accountability In 774 LGAs

13 November 2026

Inuwa Inaugurates Builders Festival, Tasks Tech Entrepreneurs On Solutions That Affect Lives

13 November 2026

ValueJet Reconnects Asaba To Lagos, Abuja Ahead Of Yuletide Rush

13 November 2026
Popular Posts

Building Explainable AI (XAI) Dashboards For Non-Technical Stakeholders

2 May 2022

Building Ethical AI Starts With People: How Gabriel Ayodele Is Engineering Trust Through Mentorship

8 January 2024

Gabriel Tosin Ayodele: Leading AI-Powered Innovation In Web3

8 November 2022
© 2026 Digital Times NG.
  • Advert Rate
  • Terms of Use
  • Advertisement
  • Private Policy
  • Contact Us

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.