Digital Infrastructure refers to the foundational technology systems and services that support the operation, connectivity, and functionality of digital communications and information technology. This includes physical components such as data centers, servers, networking hardware, and cloud services, as well as software elements like operating systems, applications, and cybersecurity protocols. Digital infrastructure enables the transfer, processing, and storage of data, facilitating activities such as internet access, online transactions, and digital communications. It is essential for businesses, governments, and individuals to effectively leverage digital technologies and innovations, driving economic growth, enhancing productivity, and supporting digital transformation initiatives. The robustness and security of digital infrastructure are critical as they underpin the reliability and efficiency of digital services and applications used in various sectors, including finance, healthcare, education, and entertainment.
Leading Companies Advocate for Environmental Transparency A group of major players in the digital infrastructure industry has come together to emphasize the importance of environmental transparency in a time of…