Zinox Technologies and TD Africa have formalized a strategic partnership designed to drive continental self-reliance and technological excellence, reports ITREALMS.
This alliance leverages the specific strengths of two industry giants to bridge the digital divide across the continent. Zinox Technologies, recognized as Sub-Saharan Africa's premier manufacturer, specializes in internationally certified, rugged, and energy-efficient hardware tailored to Africa’s unique environmental and power challenges.
Meanwhile, TD Africa, with a distribution network spanning 43 nations, provides the massive infrastructure needed to deliver these indigenous solutions to schools, homes, and industries.
Chioma Chimere, Coordinating Managing Director of TD Africa, described the partnership as a moment where "Africa meets Africa," noting that Zinox engineers solutions specifically for local realities rather than just importing them.
This sentiment was echoed by Chioma Nwoke, Executive Director at Zinox, who emphasized that the partnership supports African technological sovereignty through digital education and nation-building.
The partnership significantly expands the availability of the Zinox ecosystem, including the iTEC and iPower brands.
Key offerings now available through TD Africa’s network include computing and enterprise tools such as All-in-One Smart Boards, PCs, tablets, and POS systems.
In the realm of renewable energy, the partnership offers hybrid inverters, including the pioneer models in Nigeria, high-efficiency Bifacial Topcon Panels, and the GridPro 50KW series.
Consumer electronics like AI QLED Smart TVs and specialized copper-winding power generators are also central to the lineup.
To ensure these world-class solutions remain affordable, the partnership introduces flexible acquisition models like JOI (Just Own It) for individual consumers, TaaS (Technology as a Service) for corporate enterprise needs, and PaS (Product as a Service) to enhance accessibility for high-end technology.
This collaboration stands as a testament to the continent's ability to manufacture and distribute world-class technology designed by Africans, for Africans.
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