Kenyan businesses are increasingly relying on cloud computing to support their adoption of artificial intelligence, according to a recent report. The PwC 2026 Kenya Cloud Outlook revealed that 90 percent of surveyed organizations have expanded their cloud usage to enhance AI and machine learning capabilities. This shift reflects a broader trend as companies seek to improve operational efficiency and innovate through digital transformation.
The report highlights that cloud infrastructure is becoming essential for managing large datasets and enabling real-time analytics. Many Kenyan firms are using cloud platforms to develop new products and services, driven by the need to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving market. The integration of AI with cloud computing is also helping businesses automate processes and reduce costs.
This trend follows growing investments in digital infrastructure across Kenya. Government initiatives and private sector collaborations have contributed to the expansion of cloud services, making them more accessible to businesses of all sizes. As AI adoption continues to rise, cloud computing is expected to play an even greater role in shaping Kenya’s technological landscape.
