Intel Corporation reportedly launched the Intel Developer Zone (IDZ) and Student Partnership Program in Nigeria at the Intel Developer Day Nigeria (IDDN) which was held in Lagos last week.
Tech giant opens developer's zone and partnership program in three Nigerian Universities
The Intel Student Partnership Program will confer the status of on-campus ambassadors on the student partnering with Intel .
Intrel is breeding the deveoper spirit amongst Nigerian youths.
Intel said, the Intel Developer Zone will “offer Nigerian developers a place in the ecosystem of global technologies, tools, developers and partners”. Developers will have access to Intel’s cross-platform productivity suites, according to a report by TechCabal.
The report also reveals that the Intel Student Partnership Program will confer the status of on-campus ambassadors on the student partnering with Intel and will help the budding developers acquire knowledge about Intel technologies.
This program is already in place in three Nigerian universities; Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife; Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port-Harcourt and the Federal University of Technology, Akure.
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