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The way we live, work, and play is changing due to the rapid advancement of technology. Nearly every day, innovations and paradigms are created. Modern technology radically changes traditional ideas that the human race has relied on for decades or even centuries. The use of chips is a development of the Internet of Things (IoT), a network of interconnected objects constantly expanding but has obstacles, including biohacking, infection risks, privacy concerns, etc.
Techfastly Magazine Description:
The world is digitizing, and most businesses have moved to the digital platform. Our mission is to bring the technology news in an influential and better-informed way to our audience. We bring our readers the latest technology news and stories that matter. We cover the stories of tech enthusiasts and influential entrepreneurs.
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