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A Nigerian social enterprise supports half a million smallholder farmers with credit, training, and harvest services to combat low crop yields and improve rural livelihoods.
A legacy hosted environment frequently reached capacity, causing system outages that prevented field officers from delivering critical services to...
“Our positive experience training models in Vertex AI led us towards our full migration to Google Cloud. It had everything we needed in one place, was easier to use than other providers, and significantly improved our reliability and scalability. With security features baked in, it was the obvious choice.”
Agricultural franchise and technology platform for smallholder farmers.
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