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The Labor Market in Conditions of Technological Shift

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On December 23, 2025

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How automation and AI are changing the rules of the game in today’s job market

Just a few years ago, automation was primarily associated with factories, assembly lines, and physical labor. It was believed that intellectual professions related to analysis, writing, law, or management would remain an area of human advantage. However, the rapid development of artificial intelligence has changed this logic. Today, it is precisely the segment of the labor market that was long considered the most protected that has come under pressure — work based on knowledge, experience, and information processing.

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The world is entering an era of memory shortages

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On December 23, 2025

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RAM is gradually becoming one of the scarcest resources in digital infrastructure

For many years, RAM remained a relatively affordable and predictable component of computer technology. Performance growth was accompanied by declining costs, and increasing the amount of RAM was considered a simple way to scale almost any project. However, today this model is rapidly collapsing. The world is entering an era in which RAM becomes a scarce resource, and its price and availability are determined by global infrastructure projects.

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How Digital Overload Changes Attention

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On December 18, 2025

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The constant stream of digital notifications gradually drains attention and concentration

Just a few decades ago, the main sources of information were books, newspapers, and television. Today, a person is constantly immersed in a digital stream: messages in messengers, social media feeds, work chats, push notifications, news, videos, and advertising accompany us almost continuously. This state is called digital overload — a situation in which the volume of information exceeds the brain’s ability to process it calmly. It is important to understand that this is not about “unnecessary” information, but about its constant availability and rapid смена, which leaves no time for reflection.

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OpenAI Takes Image Generation to a New Level

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On December 17, 2025

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Modern image generation tools make visual content more accessible and of higher quality

The world of digital content is changing faster than ever, and image generation has become one of the key technologies driving this transformation. Just a few years ago, AI-generated images looked like an interesting but quality-limited experimental feature. Today, they are evolving into a full-fledged professional tool. Another major step in this direction is the launch of ChatGPT Images — a new image generator from OpenAI that is already being called the company’s most powerful solution in the visual domain.

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Why IPv6 Still Has Not Become the Standard and How It Slows Down the Market

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On December 10, 2025

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IPv6 adoption is still blocked by infrastructure and market constraints

Despite the fact that the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses has been discussed for more than ten years, the transition to IPv6 still remains more of a prospect than a reality. In many countries, the use of the new protocol barely exceeds 30–40%, and some providers do not plan to implement it anytime soon. This is surprising, since IPv6 offers an almost unlimited pool of addresses, better bandwidth, a more modern approach to routing, and built-in security mechanisms. Why, then, is the internet infrastructure not rushing to adopt the new standard, and what consequences does this create for the market?

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The Global Memory Market on the Brink of Crisis

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On December 9, 2025

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RAM prices are rising rapidly due to a global shortage of chips

In the coming years, the global computer hardware industry may face the most serious shortage of the past decade. The market for dynamic RAM (DRAM) and solid-state drives (SSD) is experiencing a sharp rise in prices and a shortage of components, affecting both electronics manufacturers and ordinary users. The reason behind this is the rapid shift of leading companies toward producing chips for artificial intelligence, which today consumes most of the world’s manufacturing capacity. To understand what this may lead to, it is worth examining the factors driving the new memory crisis.

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Top Mistakes Businesses Make When Moving Online

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On December 3, 2025

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The most common mistakes that prevent businesses from successfully going online

The transition of a business to the online space stopped being a fashionable trend long ago — today it is a necessity for survival and growth. However, even companies with offline sales experience often repeat the same mistakes that complicate the launch or slow down development. The online environment has its own rules, where technical stability, user convenience, and understanding of digital tools become crucial. To avoid unnecessary expenses and losing customers, it is worth understanding which mistakes businesses most often make during digitalisation and why they become critical.

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Touchscreen MacBook Is on the Horizon

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On December 3, 2025

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The first hints of a touch-screen MacBook have already become a reality

The laptop market is gearing up for another significant update, as Apple is officially working on a premium MacBook with a touchscreen. The idea of combining a classic laptop form factor with a full touchscreen has long been discussed in the tech community, but the company traditionally avoided moving to this format. Now the situation is changing, and by early 2026, users may see the first MacBook that responds to touch. This is not just the addition of a new feature, but a rethinking of how to interact with macOS and Apple’s portable devices in general.

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How group chats in ChatGPT work and why they are needed

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On November 26, 2025

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A group of people at laptops are chatting and discussing ideas, the ChatGPT logo is displayed on the screen above them in the form of a dialog in the clouds.
Collaboration accelerates when AI becomes part of team interactions

Group chats in ChatGPT have become one of the most notable new capabilities of artificial intelligence. If earlier interaction with the model happened in a “user — AI” format, now several people can join the dialogue simultaneously. This changes not only the communication format but also the very logic of interaction between people and a digital assistant. A group chat works as a space where artificial intelligence participates in team discussions, helps coordinate work, generates ideas, and reduces the workload on participants. To understand why this matters, it is worth examining how such chats function and in which situations they bring the greatest value.

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What would happen if all Google servers were shut down for 60 seconds

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On November 20, 2025

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Panicked employees sit in front of laptops against the backdrop of Google's server racks, which simultaneously went down.
The consequences of a brief but global outage of Google’s infrastructure

It is almost impossible to imagine the modern internet without Google. Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Android, advertising, DNS servers, cloud infrastructure — all of this forms a massive ecosystem that operates quietly yet permeates almost every digital process. That is why the idea that all Google servers could simultaneously go offline even for one minute seems unrealistic. However, such a hypothetical scenario helps us better understand how the internet works and how significant the influence of a single tech corporation truly is. So what would happen during these sixty seconds?

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