Key point 11: The Silicon Curtain, a fragmented world.

The world is no longer divided by physical walls, but by digital barriers that separate societies into spheres of technological influence. The Silicon Curtain is fragmenting the global internet and pitting nations against each other in a new war for dominance over artificial intelligence, las data and telecomunicaciones. Some powers promote open networks, while others impose restrictions, creating information bubbles where citizens live in different digital realities. Geopolitics has moved into the technological realm, with sanctions and blockades replacing traditional conflicts. This fragmentation affects not only countries, but also individuals. Governments and corporations control information and privacy fades. In addition, the digital divide threatens global cooperation on challenges such as climate change and economic stability. The challenge of the 21st century is not only who will dominate technology, but how to prevent it from becoming a tool of confrontation rather than a bridge for humanity.