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BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: The internet’s technical debt is due, and we can’t pay

Daily Maverick · Nov 1, 2026
BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: The internet’s technical debt is due, and we can’t pay

From hospital equipment to bank mainframes, outdated technology is leaving critical infrastructure exposed as AI lowers the barriers to cybercrime.

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