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IEEE launches initiative to connect billions still offline; infrastructure play for AI access

IEEE Spectrum reports on a new program aimed at bringing internet access to billions of unconnected people globally. The initiative addresses digital infrastructure gaps that limit AI deployment and training data availability in underserved regions, a growing concern for global AI competitiveness.

Connectivity infrastructure is increasingly recognized as a gating factor for AI adoption parity across geographies. The IEEE effort signals acknowledgment that AI capability consolidation in wealthy regions may be exacerbated by infrastructure divides unless deliberate policy and investment fill access gaps.

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