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Dictionary:
high technology (hī'tĕk-nŏl'ə-jē) adj. |
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| Business Dictionary: High Technology |
Advanced developments in an area of technology. The term is often associated with computer-related developments, being on the technological cutting edge of a field.
| Geography Dictionary: high technology |
Any industry concerned with advanced technology, such as biotechnology, computers and microprocessors, and fibre optics. While in theory such industries are footloose, since the products have a high value to weight ratio, favoured locations tend to be near motorways, airports, and research and development facilities, such as science parks. ‘Silicon Fen’ near Cambridge is a case in point.
| WordNet: high technology |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a highly technical implementation for the control of equipment; usually involving electronic hardware
Synonyms: automation, mechanization, mechanisation, high-tech
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