Africa’s participation in the global technology industry should go beyond
using digital products and services.
African engineers also have an
opportunity to contribute to the technologies themselves, including the semiconductors that power smartphones, computers, vehicles and artificial intelligence.
Nigerian semiconductor technology
company ChipMango is working to
develop this capability by connecting engineering education with practical
chip-design and verification projects.
Through its investment in African venture
capital funds, the European Investment
Bank (EIB), under the Boost Africa
initiative, is helping strengthen the
ecosystem that supports innovative
businesses like ChipMango. Boost Africa
is a joint initiative of the EIB and African Development Bank, supported by the
European Union.
Watch the video to discover ChipMango’s story and the
opportunities it is helping create.
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