Airtel Africa partners firm to push AI across 14 countries

Airtel Africa has partnered Xtelify, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, to deploy an AI-powered software platform targeted at simplifying telecom operations and improving customer experience across its 14 African markets.

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