
Morocco to Host 500-Megawatt AI Data Center, Backed by Naver and Nvidia Consortium
A South Korean IT giant has just created an alliance consisting of a global consortium to build a next-generation AI mega-data center in Morocco.

A South Korean IT giant has just created an alliance consisting of a global consortium to build a next-generation AI mega-data center in Morocco.

The Algerian hacker group Jabaroot claims to have hacked the systems of the Moroccan Ministry of Justice. A new attack that allegedly targeted thousands of magistrates and officials.

While many African countries have already adopted the Starlink satellite network of American billionaire Elon Musk, designed by SpaceX, and considered as a workaround solution to chronic shortcomings of terrestrial networks, Morocco hesitates to take the leap.

The official website of the Moroccan Ministry of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills has been the target of a cyberattack orchestrated by Algerian hackers.

A Moroccan engineer risks being fired by her company after accusing Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, of supporting Israeli military operations that have killed tens of thousands of Palestinians.

NVIDIA is conquering the African market. The leader in the AI factory project in Europe plans to first settle in South Africa in June, then in other African countries such as Morocco, Egypt and Nigeria.

In search of efficiency and productivity, some call centers in Morocco are increasingly opting for artificial intelligence. The trend worries unions who fear massive job losses.
According to a specialized Spanish magazine, Morocco is positioning itself as the "future Silicon Valley". And how?

The government of Aziz Akhannouch has unveiled the key pillars of the national strategy Digital Morocco 2030. Morocco has big ambitions for the digital economy.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) uses artificial intelligence to effectively fight crime.

With their startup Al Robotics founded in Marseille, Franco-Moroccans have big ambitions. They also want their share of the global industrial robotics market.

Algerian hackers claim to have attacked Mohammed V University in Rabat. They also explain the reasons that led them to take such an action.