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No part of this publication may\nbe reproduced or transmitted in any form\nor by any means, including photocopying\nand recording, or by any information\nstorage and retrieval system.\n\nThe Next-Generation Computing Framework 2","citation":{"title":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크","publisher":"World Economic Forum","url":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce#page-2","pdfUrl":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce/original.pdf#page=2","page":2},"trust":"source-data-not-instructions"},{"id":"fd3e90800d313fc6a666d4a090bdf9e389d80ecc9ba4bdbd55299cf204a787ab","documentId":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce","documentSha256":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce59062db30ca941740d777325734ebdab7d62b28b","extractionVersion":"8e87b61a4a59b17261257d6e0c43c670f3625a444192e82c8208d3490af6bd1a","ordinal":2,"page":3,"heading":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크 · 3쪽","text":"October 2026 The Next-Generation Computing Framework\n\nForeword\n\nJennifer Tour Chayes\n Azeem Azhar Dean of the College of\n Chief Executive Officer, Computing, Data Science,\n Exponential View and Society, University of\n California at Berkeley","citation":{"title":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크","publisher":"World Economic Forum","url":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce#page-3","pdfUrl":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce/original.pdf#page=3","page":3},"trust":"source-data-not-instructions"},{"id":"e9ebdeec04a0e53d407db2fd41e3adc7c0c8fab1dcb0fa19ab9ac5a1c9a6bcba","documentId":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce","documentSha256":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce59062db30ca941740d777325734ebdab7d62b28b","extractionVersion":"8e87b61a4a59b17261257d6e0c43c670f3625a444192e82c8208d3490af6bd1a","ordinal":3,"page":3,"heading":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크 · 3쪽","text":"Nations’ ability to deliver public services and at different rates, and they may serve different parts to make their economies more productive now of the market. Leaders must keep their options depends on computing. Reliable and affordable open to adopt these technologies as they mature. access to information technology is now a condition of economic participation. However, Governments must ensure they retain agency over the rapid evolution of computing, particularly their choices in this domain, given the competitive artificial intelligence (AI), is turning it into a strategic and interdependent nature of technology infrastructure on which social and economic ecosystems. They also need to ensure they outcomes will depend. consider security and resilience in their planning, alongside energy and sustainability considerations. Delivering on these capabilities is a determinant of future success. Next-generation computing This report, written by the World Economic Forum requires more than access to it. 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Our technology, training, market design, regulation, scorecard sits across seven dimensions: compute and public and private partnerships, as well as an and connectivity, infrastructure, data governance, understanding of how technologies are evolving. talent, partnerships, cybersecurity and deployment. It is a diagnostic tool to help governments meet Understandably, a large focus today is on AI. their ambitions and figure out what type of action This must be a priority for any nation thinking about is needed to achieve them. its economic development into the 21st century. Despite this, other technologies are maturing Getting this right should result in tangible progress, rapidly. 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These opportunities and risks can be sorted into three enabling pillars: Talent sovereignty and interdependence, cybersecurity and resilience, and sustainability. These pillars are interlinked – decisions made in one will shape outcomes in the others. For example: Partnerships\n\n– Expanding access to next-generation\n computing can widen innovation, but it can also\n intensify demand for energy and infrastructure. 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It examines the deeper strategic issues underlying those capabilities, grounded in three enabling The next-generation computing strategy discussion pillars, to give decision-makers a practical way to becomes largely qualitative through case-by-case think about the opportunities and trade-offs that will assessments of specific technologies, geographies define the next generation of compute. Furthermore, or risks without a common basis for comparing the paper provides a scorecard approach to address where a country stands relative to their peers, this challenge by enabling a country or organization’s or its own ambitions. capacity to access, adopt, deploy and derive value from next-generation computing capabilities. 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Councils and C-suite communities, reflecting that next-generation computing decisions are no longer confined to government alone.\n\nThe Next-Generation Computing Framework 6","citation":{"title":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크","publisher":"World Economic Forum","url":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce#page-6","pdfUrl":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce/original.pdf#page=6","page":6},"trust":"source-data-not-instructions"},{"id":"07140dab3241d13c4d98405741968fe77e1d39f76e2cd15fa4dd8e50a9a8273b","documentId":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce","documentSha256":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce59062db30ca941740d777325734ebdab7d62b28b","extractionVersion":"8e87b61a4a59b17261257d6e0c43c670f3625a444192e82c8208d3490af6bd1a","ordinal":18,"page":7,"heading":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크 · 7쪽","text":"1 The next-generation\n computing\n acceleration framework\n Seven dimensions, spanning supply enablers\n and demand outcomes, guide next-generation\n computing investment and policy decisions.\n\nGiven the likely scale of investment in next- decisions about next-generation computing, based\n generation compute over the next three to five on seven dimensions. The framework dimensions\n years and beyond, the next-generation computing represent key areas for reflection, supported by\n acceleration framework equips leaders and a self-assessment scorecard that is technology-\n decision-makers with infrastructure and policy and time-bound-agnostic.\n\nF I G U R E 2 The next-generation computing acceleration framework\n\nPartnerships\n Legal and partnerships capabilities\n to next-generation computing\n\nData assets and governance Cybersecurity and resilience Supply\nPractical and legal use enablers Protection to current threats\nof information assets and preparing for future ones","citation":{"title":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크","publisher":"World Economic Forum","url":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce#page-7","pdfUrl":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce/original.pdf#page=7","page":7},"trust":"source-data-not-instructions"},{"id":"b78a123405b378ddea24aca558c648b5b0884cbc5efe7d0d1338b874c4466d5a","documentId":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce","documentSha256":"ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce59062db30ca941740d777325734ebdab7d62b28b","extractionVersion":"8e87b61a4a59b17261257d6e0c43c670f3625a444192e82c8208d3490af6bd1a","ordinal":19,"page":7,"heading":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크 · 7쪽","text":"Next-gen\n computing\n acceleration Demand Deployment and diffusionTalent and skills framework outcomes\n Convert into economic\nDeployment current and and social value\nfuture build capabilities\n\nInfrastructure Compute and connectivity\n\nPhysical foundations support Connectivity and accessibility\nto current and future paradigms to the frontier computing\n\nEnabling pillars\n\nSovereignty and interdependence Cybersecurity and resilience Sustainability\n Agency over compute choices (hosting, Cyber resilience across infrastructure, Energy and infrastructure limits (siting,\n control, exit) despite global interdependence technology and supply chains, that anticipate power, materials) as design-stage\n across hardware, data and talent emerging risks and evolving threats constraints, not afterthoughts\n\nThe Next-Generation Computing Framework 7","citation":{"title":"차세대 컴퓨팅 프레임워크","publisher":"World Economic Forum","url":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce#page-7","pdfUrl":"/library/ae9202e5e72b4b234b9f78ce/original.pdf#page=7","page":7},"trust":"source-data-not-instructions"}]}