Column: When digital trust breaks — quantum risk rewrites supply chain resilience
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Supply chain resilience was once centred on raw materials, components, factories and logistics. AI, cloud services and the digital economy have expanded the risk perimeter. Companies now depend equally on software, data, computing power and the "digital trust" that underpins online transactions and cross-border collaboration.
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