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The career of a programmer in 2030: what skills will remain in demand

The tech world is changing faster than ever.

Key Technological Trends in Astronautics in 2025

Key Tech Trends in Astronautics in 2025

How LLM Models Are Changing the Approach to Programming

Over the past two years, large language models (LLM) like GPT-5, Claude, and Code Llama have gone beyond being just code completion tools and have become full-fledged participants in the development process.

Artificial Intelligence in 10 Years: What Will the World Be Like in 2035?

AI as the New Infrastructure According to the Stanford AI Index 2024, AI will move from the status of a “tool” to the status of “core infrastructure” in the next decade.

China is a technological leader

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Chips

Why You Should Keep an Eye on Web3 in 2025

2025 marks a quantum leap in the development of Web3 programming.

Neurochips today: on the edge of science and fiction

In recent years, neurochips — microcircuits capable of interacting with the brain..

Robots today: from factories to homes — how they are changing our world

Just a couple of decades ago, robots seemed like a science fiction hero, but today they have become a part of everyday life.

Future technologies: 5 trends that will change the world

Modern technologies are developing at an incredible speed, transforming all areas of life - from medicine to space. In this article, we will consider five key technology trends that are already changing our future.

The code of life: DNA editing as a new medicine

1. What is genome editing

A room-sized computer: how programs were launched before the era of personal computers

1. Computer Architecture in the 1950s

Writing code by hand: before IDEs, autocomplete, or even keyboards

Today, a programmer just needs to open an editor, type a few lines, press “Run” — and he immediately sees the result. Now imagine: you are a programmer in the 1960s. You have no screen, no keyboard, no Stack Overflow. All you have is paper, a pencil, and a stack of punched cards.

How the internet came to be: through the eyes of a programmer

It all started with ARPANET, an experimental project of the US Department of Defense in 1969.

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