As geopolitical tensions escalate across multiple regions, the ripple effects are being felt far beyond traditional battlefields—this time, striking at the heart of the digital economy: data centres.
Recent conflicts have exposed a critical vulnerability in global cloud infrastructure. Data centres, which underpin everything from enterprise SaaS platforms to AI workloads, are increasingly becoming indirect casualties of war. From power disruptions to physical damage risks and cyberattacks, operators are being forced to rethink resilience strategies.
Industry analysts note that the concentration of hyperscale data centres in specific regions has created systemic risks. When conflict zones o
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