Two important underlying aspects are the resilience and geographic availability of the data. Both now – and in the future- it is crucial that data is stored globally,  safely and economically.
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Emerging decentralized technologies, where data is fragmented and distributed across a globally diverse network of nodes, are appealing to address the aforementioned challenges. Indeed, they can, in principle, allow for a much higher redundancy and geographical spread of the data, allowing strong resilience and wide availability compared to traditional, centralized infrastructures

Find out more in this third-party report from Dr. Antonin Portelli from the University of Edinburgh.

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