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-**Upgrade** is a verb that means 'raise (something) to a higher standard, in particular improve (equipment or machinery) by adding or replacing components.' This article, however, specifically discusses the 2018 science fiction film *Upgrade*.
-The film *Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
-## See also
-- `[Body Horror](/wiki/body-horror)`
-- `[Revenge Film](/wiki/revenge-film)`
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+**Upgrade** refers to the act of improving something by replacing or adding components, raising it to a higher standard, or enhancing its capabilities, performance, or functionality. It can be applied to various aspects, from physical objects to abstract concepts.
+Common examples of upgrades include:
+- **Hardware** improvements, such as replacing a computer's [Processor](/wiki/processor) or [Memory](/wiki/memory) for better performance.
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-**Upgrade** is a verb that means 'raise (something) to a higher standard, in particular improve (equipment or machinery) by adding or replacing components.' This article, however, specifically discusses the 2018 science fiction film *Upgrade*.
-The film *Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
-## See also
-- `[Body Horror](/wiki/body-horror)`
-- `[Revenge Film](/wiki/revenge-film)`
+**Upgrade** is a verb that means 'raise (something) to a higher standard, in particular improve (equipment or machinery) by adding or replacing components.' This article, however, specifically discusses the 2018 science fiction film *Upgrade*.
+The film *Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
+## See also
+- `[Body Horror](/wiki/body-horror)`
+- `[Revenge Film](/wiki/revenge-film)`
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-*Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
+**Upgrade** is a verb that means 'raise (something) to a higher standard, in particular improve (equipment or machinery) by adding or replacing components.' This article, however, specifically discusses the 2018 science fiction film *Upgrade*.
+The film *Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
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+*Upgrade* is a visceral science fiction tale set in a tech-driven future. It follows a man who, after a paralyzing attack, receives an experimental `[Artificial Intelligence](/wiki/artificial-intelligence)` implant, turning him into a weapon of precise `[Cybernetics](/wiki/cybernetics)` to exact revenge. This fusion challenges the very essence of human control and will.
+## See also
+- `[Body Horror](/wiki/body-horror)`
+- `[Revenge Film](/wiki/revenge-film)`
+- `[Technology](/wiki/technology)`
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