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backwards-compatible
(redirected from Backwards compatibility)

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backwards-compatible
adj (Comput, Hi-Fi etc) → abwärtskompatibel (with mit)


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The backwards compatibility and mature interoperability make this easy to implement.
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By delivering full backwards compatibility on the new server bus architecture, solution providers can adopt the new boards into existing applications and systems with little or no change to their applications.
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