future-proof

adjective

1. (of a system, computer, program, etc) guaranteed not to be superseded by future versions, developments, etc

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To future-proof our forests, a 'species for the future' list has been released highlighting thirty trees likely to thrive in a warmer climate.

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“Looking ahead, our ability to pick the right investment opportunities, stay invested in the right long-term winners, and build future-proof businesses, will ensure fund performance across strategies stays strong – all EQT’s key funds remain on or above plan,” Chief Executive Per Franzen said.

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"If this starts progressing over weeks, then we would have to seriously look at what we need to future-proof."

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Mike Proulx from research and advisory firm Forrester said Meta is helping "future-proof itself as a growth company" in the event that its current offerings falter.

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Mr McNaughton decided to future-proof the UK work by selecting an option that appeared capable of handling faster trains further into the future.

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