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Technology is the end outcome of the continuous evolution of acquired knowledge and applications in all technologies, skills, methods, and procedures employed in commercial production and scholarly study. With or without in-depth knowledge of its features, technology is integrated into the operation of every equipment for the organization's intended goal. So-called systems make up social technology. By accepting inputs and altering them for the system's intended use, the system builds up technology. Applying the intended application of knowledge, the process and results modify the system's ultimate intended purpose. This is often referred to as an information system or a technology system. The creation of knowledge that results in the use of fundamental tools for the desired purpose is the earliest and most basic kind of technology. The pathogens that cause practically all diseases in food supplies are eliminated by the prehistoric inventions of carved stone tools, the discovery of ways to manage fire, and the expansion of the food sources available to people through proper techniques.

Through the advancement of agricultural techniques, the Neolithic Revolution that followed broadened the significance of the incident and quadrupled the amount of food that could be obtained from the available lands. Technology for travel was made possible with the development of the wheel. This not only enabled people to raise food production yield over time, but also to move farther and faster between places where information could be shared more readily. Due to the development of the spinning wheel, this circumstance not only increased global food production and knowledge interchange, but it also increased the production of raw materials like spun yarn.

It also has the ability to expand access to knowledge in this period because these raw materials can be converted into paper. In addition to the invention of printing presses, the use of wheels paved the way for the advancement of telephones, computers, and finally the Internet. In other words, when technology replaces the wheels, the input and output capabilities of processors known as central processing units have enabled information to be sent more accurately across telephones, computers, and the Internet (CPUs). We started concentrating on researching the advancements in storage systems that underlie central processing units as the focus changed from further wheel advancements to CPUs. In addition to increasing information exchange due to technological development's ongoing emphasis on processor and storage device innovation, people ultimately have little to no self-regulation. Civilizations are very likely to experience the technological singularity in the future due to the development of society, which has paved the way for operational technology by removing earlier barriers to communications and achieving technical self-regulation with the research advances needed for computer components.