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" Cross cutting" technologies are those technologies that are not particularly designed or developed to serve a particular process, technique, product or industry but is being developed as a breakthrough technology that serves a wide range of industries, processes or techniques. In other words, cross cutting techniques are common to many processes and benefit a wide range of industries. To summarize, the cross cutting technologies are expected to have a broader application rather than being applied to just ...

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