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Leading innovators in the use of articificialintelligence Flapmax announces its strategic partnership with Intel Corporation. Together they aim to drive AI innovation and foster economic empowerment in Africa.

Flapmax, a leading artificial intelligence company, has recently announced a strategic partnership with Intel, a global technology leader. The main objective of this alliance is to drive AI innovation and foster economic empowerment in Africa.Through their collaborative efforts, they intend to provide technology access, training, mentorship, and funding opportunities to entrepreneurs in emerging markets, with a particular focus on Africa, through the FAST Accelerator program.

We are thrilled to build on this momentum with the FAST Accelerator program. Bridging the knowledge gap in technological advancement is crucial for creating a significant social impact. The inaugural program attracted applications from over 800 startups across 25+ countries. The program fosters connections with experts, investors, and global partners through Flapmax’s dynamic ecosystem of 600+ corporate partners.

He stated, “Intel’s mission to shape the future of computing and enable a more intelligent, connected, and productive world aligns perfectly with Flapmax’s vision to bring AI technology to all aspects of life, inclusive of underserved populations in Africa and other emerging markets.

 

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