Definition of "decouples" [decouples]

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decouple. (verb)

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• "And Intel CEO Paul Otellini mentioned yesterday at a Goldman Sach's technology conference that AMD may face issues when it "decouples" its design operations from the manufacturing side of the business."
• "Built on technology it acquired from Trango Virtual Processors, MVP provides a thin layer of software that "decouples" the applications and data from the underlying hardware."