Analysis explores emerging technologies and their role in enhancing digital equity across society.
The digital divide refers to the disparity in access to information and communication technology (ICT) across different demographics, geographical regions and socioeconomic groups. This divide refers to the gap between individuals, households, businesses, and regions with unequal access to modern information and communication technologies (ICTs). Such inequality not only limits personal opportunities but also exacerbates disparities in education, employment and healthcare. Science and technology have emerged as critical tools in bridging this divide by fostering connectivity, developing affordable technologies and creating digital literacy programs. The swift progress of science and technology has opened remarkable doors for societal growth, offering boundless possibilities to improve lives. In a world driven by technological advancement, it is essential to ensure that every segment of society moves forward together. Bridging the digital divide is not just a matter of technology – it is a profound social challenge with significant impacts on education, healthcare, governance, and economic growth. The ultimate goal is to create an inclusive and empowered global community, where the gap between digitally advanced and underserved populations is bridged. This study explores the role of emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and 5G connectivity, in democratizing access to information and services. In this research paper the author has conducted the study using information gathered from various secondary sources. This paper explores the effectiveness of science and technology in overcoming the digital divide, analysing its impact on society while highlighting challenges and future recommendations to achieve global digital equity.
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Subrata Biswas (2025) studied this question.
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