Research Portfolio · Multimedia

Digital Infrastructure
Portfolio

Policy research becomes visual storytelling: subsea cables, data centers, resilience, cybersecurity, access, energy, and the public choices that determine who gets connected—and how securely.

Subsea networksData centersCybersecurityInfrastructure resiliencePolicy communication
Primary multimedia sample

East Africa + The Cairo Summit

East Africa and The Cairo Summit on Digital Infrastructure
Policy briefing · visual presentation · original narration
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The video is packaged locally with the site, so it will travel with the deployment instead of relying on a missing external link.

Americas project

Haiti North Coast Cable

Haiti Part B
Subsea cable opportunity · access · resilience · original presentation
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This is an embedded MP4, not a document link. It should play inside Edge, Chrome, Safari, and after deployment.

West Africa research presentation

The Gambia: Future Is Now

Gambia’s Future Is Now!
Subsea cable resilience · national connectivity · visual research presentation
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This complete presentation is embedded directly in the Journal from the finished MP4—not the incomplete .crdownload file.

What the work demonstrates

Research built for decision-makers.

The portfolio connects infrastructure engineering questions to public policy: route diversity, operational redundancy, cyber risk, energy demand, regional development and the practical consequences of failure.

01 · KENYA / EAST AFRICA

Digital gateway resilience

Subsea landing concentration, terrestrial backhaul, data-center growth, cybersecurity and the difference between capacity and true redundancy.

Research + policy synthesis
02 · HAITI / AMERICAS

Connectivity under constraint

Infrastructure gaps, affordability, mobile dependence and the challenge of building resilient connectivity where institutions and physical systems are under pressure.

Access + infrastructure planning
03 · THE GAMBIA

Atlantic digital gateway

How a smaller market can think strategically about subsea connectivity, national resilience, stakeholder engagement and long-term digital sovereignty.

Strategy + visual storytelling
Portfolio lens

Four questions behind every project.

01Where are the physical chokepoints?
02What fails when redundancy is only nominal?
03Who bears the social and economic cost?
04What policy intervention is actually actionable?
Research

Translate technical infrastructure into verifiable findings and risk questions.

Policy

Frame decisions around resilience, access, governance and implementation.

Communication

Turn complex systems into concise narratives executives and the public can follow.

Visualization

Use maps, slides, motion and multimedia to make infrastructure legible.

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