Silicon Savannah

Silicon Savannah is a term used to refer to the technology ecosystem in Kenya. The term is a play on Silicon Valley and the grassland savanna ecosystem that is a dominant feature of Kenya's ecology.[1] It is known for producing fast growing social enterprises like M-kopa and others.[2]

Konza Technology City

This term became associated with Konza Technology City, a planned urban development in Machakos and Makueni counties that would focus on offering services related to information technology to support tech entrepreneurs in Kenya.[3]

gollark: Even C, if you're insane.
gollark: Otherwise you will have to program a backend server of some sort, which you can just do in python or JS or a ton of other things.
gollark: If it only needs to be a static image, you don't need to.
gollark: Stick a file containing the image or whatever up on a webserver, have the ESP send an HTTP request to said server for the file.
gollark: Oh, in that case you want to use an HTTP client on the ESP thingy, I think they support that.

References
  1. Bright, Jake. "The Rise Of Silicon Savannah And Africa's Tech Movement". TechCrunch. Retrieved 27 December 2015.
  2. Aglionby, John (17 March 2016). "Lightbulb moment for M-Kopa". Financial Times.
  3. "Silicon Savannah: Kenya's Billion-Dollar Tech Bet". Bloomberg.com.
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