As every country becomes more digital, leaders are asking a big question: What data center capacity should a nation have per capita? This question matters because data centers now power almost everything—AI tools, online government services, digital payments, cloud storage, gaming, and even national security systems. The right amount of capacity is essential for economic growth, digital competitiveness, and the rollout of AI-driven services. There is no universal target fo

Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday work. From writing short summaries to improving customer service, AI tools are becoming normal in most organizations. But the success of AI does not depend only on the tools themselves. It depends on the people who guide how these tools are used. This is why leadership for AI in the workplace has become one of the most important skills for modern managers. Strong leadership sets the tone for how AI is adopted, how people feel

AI tools like ChatGPT are now part of everyday work in government. They can speed up writing, help explain complex policies, and save hours of time. But knowing when it is okay to use AI for government briefings—and when it is not—is becoming one of the most important digital skills for public sector teams. This article explains the risks, the right use cases, and the best practices for using AI safely. It also shows how AI can help governments shift to clearer, more acces