A technological blackout refers to a complete loss of access to technology, often encompassing a failure of electrical systems, telecommunications, or digital infrastructure. This can occur due to various reasons, such as natural disasters, cyberattacks, hardware failures, or deliberate acts of sabotage. During a technological blackout, individuals and organizations may lose the ability to communicate, access information, or carry out operations that rely on technology. The implications can be wide-ranging, affecting daily life, business operations, emergency services, and critical infrastructure. The term highlights the vulnerability of modern society’s reliance on technology and emphasizes the potential consequences of sudden disruptions.
In an unprecedented event that shook industries worldwide, various essential sectors, including banking, aviation, media, and healthcare, are reeling from a major technological blackout caused by a critical malfunction in…