We live in a digital age, characterized by a proliferation of data and growing global demands for accessing that data. Everyone needs to be connected to the digital ecosystem in order to engage with a range of content in real-time, whether for business, learning, entertainment or social connection. In order to support these needs, applications and infrastructure need to be continuously online. What underlying technologies make it possible for these applications to work?

The term “Digital Infrastructure” refers to physical or virtual environments required for the operation of a business or application. We are using this term to refer to the data centers that house servers, storage, and network equipment required to deploy, run, and maintain everything from small websites to large-scale applications. This also includes emerging technologies such as artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Automation, Quantum Computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT).