Disruptive technologies are innovations that significantly alter the way industries or markets function, often replacing established products, services, or entire business models. These technologies introduce new and more efficient ways of doing things, challenging traditional approaches and reshaping the competitive landscape. Disruptive technologies can emerge across various sectors, ranging from information technology to healthcare and transportation. Unlike incremental innovations, which improve upon existing technologies, disruptive technologies can revolutionize entire industries, leading to rapid and profound changes. Businesses that successfully embrace and adapt to disruptive technologies can gain a competitive edge, while those that resist or ignore them risk becoming obsolete in a rapidly evolving market.

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