Microsoft Targets AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance Across Africa’s Oil, Gas and Mining Sectors
Microsoft is targeting predictive maintenance as a practical entry point for artificial intelligence adoption across Africa’s oil and gas, utilities and mining sectors, with a focus on connecting industrial equipment data to business systems.
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