The text discusses the uneven investment in digital infrastructure, particularly in developing economies, which face a double digital divide in basic connectivity and AI readiness. It highlights the correlation between internet access and national development, emphasizing the need for foundational connectivity funding. The role of multilateral development banks (MDBs) is crucial in creating a credible environment for private investment. Successful examples from India and Indonesia illustrate how strategic infrastructure development can enhance digital access. The text concludes that coordinated efforts can narrow the digital divide and promote inclusive growth.