IDCA | Jan 10, 2023

Washington, DC, Jan. 9 – International Data Center Authority (IDCA) today announced that Winston Ma will lead a new sustainable digital infrastructure project development financing unit aimed at enhancing the digital economies of emerging and developing nations as well as underserved communities anywhere in the world.“Our intent has always been to help the world build sustainable digital economies.” Mehdi Paryavi, IDCA Chairman & CEO said, “Effective investments into key sustainable and resilient digital infrastructure projects that will help communities and economies of all scales prosper is one of our vital initiatives for this industry on a global scale.

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“Meeting the digital infrastructure market expansion demand that is forecast to be necessary for the global build-out of the Metaverse economy – the next era of digital transformation – will be a challenge for the full breadth of the IoT edge-to-hyperscale-cloud data center and digital infrastructure sector,” Ma said.

Ma is a well-known author in the digital-first economy field, with three books to his credit. His most recent (published in September 2022, available on Amazon) is Blockchain and Web3: Building the Cryptocurrency, Privacy and Security Foundations of the Metaverse.

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He is also the author of The Hunt for Unicorns: How Sovereign Funds are Reshaping Investment in the Digital Economy and The Digital Silk Road: China’s New Growth Story.“Metaverse is really just shorthand for an entire set of decentralized and distributed technologies, including AI, GAI, blockchain, tokenization, AR, VR and interactive, immersive, experiential XR media and Web3, which in various combinations will be applied in multiple ways in every field of human endeavor, we believe,” Ma said.

“No region on Earth and no economic or societal realm can be left behind in the transformative Metaverse economy. Equally critically, the world’s most advanced industrial nations and market economies must help nations in the developing world build their own digital infrastructures to be able to fully participate in this new chapter of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.”