Stages of Industrial Revolution

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The document discusses the stages of the Industrial Revolution through history. It lists the key stages as Steam, Electricity, Silicon, and the emerging 5G technology. The document was written by Sajid Imtiaz, who is a Creative Director at the advertising agency Adage.

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Stages of Industrial Revolution
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Sajid Imtiaz: Creative Director Adage

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