Scaled disruption begins when challengers set the tempo of a category. Since growth now rewards digital fluency and rapid iteration, incumbents must rethink operating models, not just rebalance portfolios. Source @McKinsey Link https://
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Digital disruption forces incumbents to rethink operating models
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AI Adoption Accelerates Information Processing and Governance Pressure
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AI adoption is increasing the speed at which organizations process information, evaluate risks, and act across complex operations. This shift places growing pressure on governance structures and leadership routines. Microblog @antgrasso
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Digital Inclusion Beyond Connectivity: Skills and Sustainable Models
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One reflection from the discussions at MWC is that digital inclusion is not only about expanding connectivity. Infrastructure is essential, but real participation in the digital economy also depends on skills and sustainable models that make networks viable in remote regions.
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Connectivity Drives Broader Economic Development Opportunities
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Gracias, Domingo. La conectividad abre muchas oportunidades y puede apoyar un desarrollo económico más amplio. Te mando un saludo.
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Infrastructure Behind AI Models: Deployment at Scale
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Thank you. Models attract most of the attention, yet the ability to deploy and sustain them at scale tends to depend on the infrastructure behind the scenes.
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AI Infrastructure Dynamics Across Industrial Sectors
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Appreciate the feedback, Grace. Looking at AI through the infrastructure lens tends to clarify many of the dynamics we are starting to see across industries.
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Strategic Infrastructure Connectivity Drives Organizational Innovation
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Connectivity today goes far beyond a technical layer, because it supports the operational resilience of organizations.
— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) 11 mars 2026
When infrastructure is managed with a strategic perspective, it no longer remains a hidden cost but becomes a real enabler of innovation and long-term growth. https://t.co/6cPyUQY2iuConnectivity today goes far beyond a technical layer, because it supports the operational resilience of organizations. When infrastructure is managed with a strategic perspective, it no longer remains a hidden cost but becomes a real enabler of innovation and long-term growth.
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Critical Infrastructure: Space Links and Subsea Cables Enable Global Digital Services
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Global digital services rely on infrastructure that remains invisible to most organizations. Space links and subsea cables sustain data flows across continents, and their resilience conditions financial transactions, cloud operations, and supply coordination Microblog @antgrasso
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Compute Layer as Strategic Resource for AI Scaling
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I am glad the analogy connected with you. The compute layer is indeed becoming a strategic resource, since scaling these systems requires not only technology but also careful planning around energy and investment horizons.
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Building AI Infrastructure: Long-term Commitment and Competitive Advantage
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Thank you, Yash. Building the track requires long-term commitment across infrastructure and talent, which is not an easy path for many countries. Over time, it will become quite visible who is laying foundations and who is simply traveling on systems developed elsewhere.