bleeding edge
The term "bleeding edge" refers to the forefront of technological innovation, often characterized by untested and risky advancements.
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Definition
C1Technology
(idiomatic, informal)The most advanced and experimental stage of technology, often involving untested innovations.
Example
- The startup is known for its bleeding-edge software that pushes the limits of current technology.
- Adopting bleeding-edge technology can offer a competitive advantage, but it also carries significant risks.
C1Business
(idiomatic, informal)The forefront of innovation in business practices, involving new and unproven methods.
Example
- Investors are wary of bleeding-edge business models due to their unpredictability.
- The company's bleeding-edge marketing strategies set it apart from its competitors.
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