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The UK’s future economic growth, productivity and national resilience depend on urgent action to strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure foundations and keep the UK competitive as global rivals race ahead on artificial intelligence (AI), quantum and next-generation compute, a report from TechUK warns.
Summary
In its Digital infrastructure 2035: The backbone of Britain’s future economy report, the UK technology trade association also called for a 10-year digital infrastructure strategy to secure growth, investment and national resilience, and set out five objectives for building a “world-class digital economy” by 2035, along with six recommendations for government, including a Cabinet-level minister for digital infrastructure. While the UK remains a global leader in several areas of digital infrastructure, TechUK warns that mounting challenges threaten to undermine its competitive advantage.
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KazaSec's take
Perimeter infrastructure like VPNs, firewalls, and routers needs the same ongoing scrutiny as anything user-facing — it's frequently the oldest, least-monitored layer of the stack, and a popular target precisely because of that.
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