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At the recent MOSIP Connect 2025 event, Pete Herlihy, principal product manager and lead on DPI, highlighted the growing challenges associated with the high costs of data centers. During his session titled "Computing Solutions for Emerging Markets," Herlihy emphasized the potential of open-source technology and the role of nonprofit organizations in making data infrastructure more accessible.
Herlihy noted that traditional data centers require significant investments, which can be a barrier for emerging markets. However, he pointed out that open-source solutions can provide a viable alternative, allowing organizations to leverage community-driven innovations without the hefty price tag. This approach not only reduces costs but also fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing among various stakeholders.
The session underscored the importance of adapting technology to local needs and the potential for nonprofits to play a crucial role in bridging the gap. By embracing open-source technology, emerging markets can enhance their digital capabilities and drive economic growth, ultimately creating a more equitable digital landscape.
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