The South African Africa Artificial Intelligence Expo (AfricaCom) attracts over hundreds of exhibitors from around the globe showcasing AI products and solutions, drawing nearly ten thousand visitors. The expo is held concurrently with the Africa Communications Conference, bringing together leaders in connectivity for the largest gathering focused on Africa.

This grand event attracted hundreds of exhibitors from around the world and nearly ten thousand visitors, all discussing and presenting the latest achievements and technological developments in the field of artificial intelligence. This not only highlights the increasingly important role of Africa in the global technology ecosystem but also reflects the vast potential for AI technology applications in various sectors such as economy, education, and healthcare.

At the MBBF Africa Forum, representatives from South Africa's MTN, Kenya's Safaricom, Tanzania's Airtel, GSMA, and other African operators and industry organizations shared and discussed practices in 4/5G collaborative network construction, commercial success of 5G, affordable terminals, among others. During this time, Huawei jointly released Africa's first 5.5G network with South Africa's MTN.

The South African Africa Artificial Intelligence Expo (AfricaCom) saw exhibitors from different countries and regions gather to showcase a variety of AI products and solutions. From advanced machine learning algorithms to AI applications tailored for specific industries, the diverse exhibits left audiences overwhelmed. In addition, seven seminars were held on new trends in AI research, economics, and their social impact, with experts engaging in in-depth discussions, sharing experiences and insights.