
"Japan's Government Abandons Outdated Floppy Disks, Embraces Modern Technology"
The Japanese government has amended 34 ordinances to no longer require the use of floppy disks and CD-ROMs for various submissions, marking a significant shift away from obsolete physical media formats. This move comes after years of reliance on outdated technology, with the government aiming to support online submissions and cloud data storage. Despite resistance from some government bodies, the amendments reflect Japan's efforts to modernize its administrative processes and reduce reliance on analog tech.

