Infrastructure bottlenecks are capacity constraints within systems like transportation, energy, or digital networks that slow down efficiency. They occur when demand exceeds supply, causing delays or failures. Identifying them helps planners prioritize upgrades, benefiting businesses through reduced costs, governments via optimized resource allocation, and citizens with improved services like faster commutes or reliable internet.
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