TD Africa, HPE Discuss Future of Intelligent Networking in Lagos
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At a glance
- TD Africa and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) hosted a forum in Lagos discussing the future of intelligent networking and infrastructure.
- HPE emphasized its role in helping organizations modernize infrastructure, from data centers to the edge, supporting AI and IoT.
- The event highlighted networking's critical function as the backbone for enterprise transformation, enabling resilience and digital growth in the face of evolving technologies like AI and cloud.
In Lagos, TD Africa, in partnership with HPE Operated by Selectium, convened a crucial forum for its partners, focusing on the evolving landscape of enterprise networking and infrastructure. This gathering underscored Nigeria's engagement with cutting-edge technology trends shaping the global business environment.
Dr. Ifee Kojo, Country Manager for HPE Operated by Selectium, articulated HPE's dedication to empowering businesses in their digital transformation journeys. Her remarks highlighted the company's comprehensive approach, extending from core data centers to the network edge, and encompassing the integration of IoT and AI-driven connectivity solutions. This focus is vital for Nigerian businesses aiming to enhance security, scale operations, and foster innovation.
HPE is driving transformation across the entire technology ecosystem, from the data centre to the edge, from IoT to AI-powered connectivity. Our focus is on helping businesses strengthen security, improve scalability, and build intelligent infrastructures that support innovation and growth.
Chioma Chimere, Coordinating Managing Director at TD Africa, stressed the indispensable role of future-ready networking in ensuring business continuity and driving long-term digital expansion. In today's rapidly changing technological climate, where AI, cloud computing, and remote work are becoming standard, robust and intelligent network infrastructure is no longer a luxury but a fundamental necessity. The forum served as a platform to discuss how these advancements can be leveraged to build more resilient and growth-oriented enterprises within Nigeria.
Networking today is no longer just about connectivity; it has become the backbone of enterprise transformation. As organisations embrace AI, cloud environments, remote operations, and data-driven systems, the need for secure, intelligent,
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