Why does Igor Beuker call infrastructure invisible?

I call infrastructure invisible because we only notice it when it fails. Invisible infrastructure is my term for the power grids, undersea cables, chip factories, logistics networks, and satellites that civilization depends on yet never sees. Future societies depend on ever more complex webs of AI, energy, satellites, and autonomous systems, and I predict the winners understand not only the visible technologies but the invisible systems beneath them. Everyone obsesses over the app. I watch the plumbing: TSMC in Taiwan makes 90% of the world's most advanced chips, ASML in the Netherlands builds the only machines that can, and 1 factory fire or 1 blockade stops the AI boom cold. The most important systems are the ones we take for granted. That blind spot is where the next crises hide, and where the sharpest opportunities wait. Study the foundations and you see what others miss.