The Global Digital Divide refers to the disparity between individuals, communities, and countries in access to information and communication technologies (ICT) and the internet. This term highlights differences in technology access not only between developed and developing nations but also within countries, impacting various socioeconomic groups. Factors contributing to the digital divide include economic status, geographic location, infrastructure availability, education levels, and digital literacy. The divide can lead to significant inequalities in opportunities for education, employment, healthcare, and participation in the digital economy. Addressing the global digital divide is critical for promoting inclusivity, equity, and sustainable development in an increasingly interconnected world.
El uso de internet se ha vuelto casi omnipresente en muchos países, pero no todos tienen acceso. Según datos del Centro de Investigación Pew, todavía existen disparidades en el uso…