Moving Beyond Single Points of Failure
In the current digital landscape, we have grown accustomed to a high degree of centralization. Most of our data, services, and communication channels pass through a handful of massive, concentrated hubs. While this model served the initial expansion of the internet, it has an inherent flaw: the single point of failure. When a centralized data center experiences a physical disaster, a cyberattack, or a technical glitch, the impact is felt across continents, disrupting lives and businesses for millions.
