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Global Reliability

Definition

Global reliability refers to the consistent and dependable operational performance of a system or service across diverse geographical locations and varying network conditions. For digital asset infrastructure, this means that blockchain networks, exchanges, and decentralized applications maintain high uptime, data integrity, and transaction finality for users worldwide. It addresses the system’s capacity to deliver uninterrupted service regardless of regional outages or localized disruptions. Achieving global reliability is essential for widespread adoption and trust.