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The world is running out of hard drives: Artificial intelligence has 'eaten' all the stocks

The world's largest hard drive manufacturers, Seagate and Western Digital, have confirmed that their production capacities for the entire year 2026 have already been completely sold out. The reason for this unprecedented scenario is the boom in AI infrastructure, as giants like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are leasing every available unit of high-capacity memory.

Hidden Option on Android: Activate the Feature That Remembers Everything You Copy

Most Android phone users copy links, addresses, or phone numbers daily but face the same problem. As soon as you copy something new, the previous information disappears forever. The solution to this problem lies in your keyboard, whether you use Gboard, SwiftKey, or Samsung Keyboard. The Clipboard function stores the history of everything you copy, including texts and screenshots, allowing you to use them whenever you want.

Tectonic shifts at Xbox: Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond leave Microsoft

After nearly 40 years of working at Microsoft, Xbox boss and Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer is retiring. This news was confirmed by Satya Nadella himself, stating that succession planning had been ongoing for months. In addition to Spencer, Xbox President Sarah Bond is also leaving the company, leaving the top structure of one of the world's largest gaming brands completely vacant in one day.

Meta Patented Creepy Technology: AI That Continues Posting After Your Death

Meta has received a patent for an advanced artificial intelligence system that can simulate user activity on social networks, including the period after their death. The system uses large language models to copy a person's behavior based on their previous data.

Rada Manojlović's Hit Post! Shocked Tweeters with a New Conspiracy Theory "They Accelerated Our Calculation of Years"

Rada Manojlović has long been the main star of the Twitter community, where her posts repeatedly shock and amuse users of the platform.

They criticized him for occupying a disabled parking spot when his Brabus was set on fire: Baka finally resolved the dilemma

In a world where technology has taken over and popularity is measured by followers, Bogdan Ilić, better known as Baka Prase, is undoubtedly one of the most influential phenomena in the Balkans.

City Opened a MUSIC HIGHWAY, and Residents Have Already Filed a Complaint: Every Day is a NIGHTMARE, Here's What Bothers Them

Residents of one of Mumbai's most luxurious neighborhoods have signed a petition to the authorities to close the highway, which plays music when vehicles move at lower speeds, just ten days after its opening.

The iPhone Mystery No One Understands: Why Can't You Always Decline a Call?

Many iPhone users have been confused for years by the fact that sometimes their screen shows green and red buttons to accept or decline a call, while in other situations only the slide to answer option is offered. Although this seems like a random system error, it is a deliberately designed solution by Apple that actually works in your favor.

Mysterious light spotted in the sky over the Adriatic! People amazed, and experts claim: "Such radiation is..."

Photos of an unusual phenomenon in the sky over the Adriatic have caused numerous user reactions.

First Hackathon Held in eGovernment House (PHOTO)

The first hackathon called 201:Go!Hackathon was held

SCIENTISTS SHOCKED BY DISCOVERY OF WORLD'S LARGEST BLUE HOLE: "We have no idea what's at the bottom"

The world's deepest blue hole is located just off the coast of Mexico.

Critically acclaimed sci-fi series "From" returns with an even stranger new season

The series "From" still has a few tricks up its sleeve and will continue to showcase them starting April 19th in its 4th season, with one new episode every week.