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cutover [′kət‚ō·vər] (engineering) To place equipment in active use. The time when testing of equipment is completed and regular usage begins.
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That model now achieves cutovers and splices at 2500 ft/min. All cutovers involve duplication of data in The Planet's data center. More than 20 carriers trust Quintessent with ASOG cutovers twice yearly. |
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