Centralised vs Decentralised Government Digital Infrastructure: Benefits for the Public Sector Governments across the world are rethinking how they build and manage digital infrastructure. At the heart of this debate is the choice between centralised and decentralised approaches. Should one part of government control and manage all digital systems? Or should each government department or agency build and run its own? This question affects the way public services are del

Geostrategic Risks and Digital Infrastructure Digital infrastructure now underpins almost every function of modern economies and governments, from communications and energy to finance, defence, and health systems. As global geopolitical tensions rise, so too do the risks to this infrastructure. Submarine cables, satellites, data centres, and cloud computing systems are increasingly becoming targets or casualties in the broader contest for strategic advantage. This artic