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South Africa’s first AI factory now live, powered by Altron and Nvidia | SA News

15 October 2025 by Guest
South Africa’s first AI factory now live, powered by Altron and Nvidia - Bongani Andy Mabaso
Altron’s Bongani Andy Mabaso

Altron announced today the successful deployment of South Africa’s first operational artificial intelligence factory, powered by Nvidia AI infrastructure, including Nvidia-accelerated computing and Nvidia AI enterprise software. This platform delivers comprehensive AI infrastructure, tools, training and support while maintaining data sovereignty and regulatory compliance. The platform is currently live with five launch customers, which include Dataviue, Lelapa AI and MathU.

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Altron Group chief technology officer Dr Bongani Andy Mabaso explained: “As South Africa’s original technology brand, we want to be the enabler for…

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