technological obsolescence

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The accessibility of that information is therefore highly vulnerable to technological obsolescence.

For sounds, digitization of legacy analogue recordings is essential insurance against technological obsolescence.

But the message they seem to be delivering about technological obsolescence is simplistic, to say the least.

To its visitors, the 75-year-old collection is a bulwark against the modernity and built-in technological obsolescence that are this region's hallmark.

Committee members said the discussion was not about Microsoft, but rather about the best antitrust policies in an environment of rapid technological obsolescence.

"A broad education leaves engineers better prepared to communicate, to avoid technological obsolescence and to learn new skills as technology advances," he said.

Printed books require no mediating device to read and thus are immune to technological obsolescence.

"They've missed out on a lot of shared synergies, and now they're covering up technological obsolescence with a lot of services."

While technological obsolescence ate away its roots, unfair market practices finally forced it to down its shutters.