As geopolitical tensions escalate across multiple regions, an unexpected casualty has emerged—global data infrastructure. Modern warfare is no longer confined to physical territories; it now extends into the digital backbone that powers economies, governments, and everyday life. Data centres, once viewed as neutral and secure hubs of information, are increasingly becoming strategic assets—and, in some cases, targets.
Recent conflicts have highlighted the fragility of centralized cloud systems. From disruptions in internet connectivity to cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, the assumption that data stored “in the cloud” is inherently safe is being challenged. For multinational corporati
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