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cutting edge
noun
the sharp edge of a cutting implement.
forefront; lead.
on the cutting edge of computer technology.
cutting edge
noun
the leading position in any field; forefront
on the cutting edge of space technology
adjective
at the forefront of people or things in a field of activity; leading
cutting-edge technology
Other Word Forms
- cutting-edge adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of cutting edge1
Example Sentences
“President Trump wants to make America’s universities second tier with his backwards efforts to slash research funding that has kept us on the cutting edge of science and innovation,” Bonta said.
Meanwhile, the UAE inked an agreement to construct the world's largest AI campus outside the US, reportedly granting it access to 500,000 cutting edge microchips from US giant Nvidia, starting next year.
The global chip industry is very sensitive to the economic cycle, but its cutting edge technology enjoys very healthy margins, that could cushion some of these planned tariffs.
"Plus 'Catholic Church' and 'cutting edge' are far from synonyms - innovation is almost antithetical to ritual."
Attendees can also explore vendors from across the globe who are on the cutting edge of fragrance-making.
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