The digital divide reflects inequalities in technology access between various demographics and regions. Factors include income, geographic location, and educational resources. Individuals in underserved areas may lack access to the Internet, necessary devices, or digital literacy skills, thereby limiting their opportunities for education, employment, and social inclusion. This gap can exacerbate existing socio-economic disparities and hinder societal progress. Addressing the digital divide involves increasing investment in infrastructure, education, and policy initiatives aimed at providing equal access to technology for all.