The phrase "sharp technology" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to any type of advanced technology that is particularly cutting edge. For example: "This company is on the forefront of innovation with their sharp technology solutions."
Gadget-savvy young clientele will like the sharp technology on offer — wireless Zeppelin audio systems, free superfast Wi-Fi, 46-inch LED TVs that easily plug into your laptop for Internet streaming — and comfortable, apartmentlike touches like a granite-topped wet bar and cushy seating.
While he's come to be known as a writer of in-depth, sharp technology analysis, Malik is the first blogger to have covered the launch of Twitter, and the first to have broken the news of TechCrunch's acquisition by Aol.
Sherpa is clearly still in the nascent stages, but it is working in a very hot space — and has a savvy team, sharp technology, and smart money backing it up.
"We were so excited to win the city contract," (in November, 2014) Etherington told me, "not only does the city pay nothing for all this sharp technology, but they've been guaranteed $500 million over the next 12 years with a three year option to extend.
Nonetheless Sharp "has technology a Chinese maker would feel attracted to," notes Steven Myers, a technology sector analyst at Tokyo research company Japaninvest.
Since then, news reports had linked Sharp with technology companies including Dell, Intel, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Google and Apple.
Despite sharp declines, technology stocks are still overvalued, and many conservative investors will not be interested in buying them until they fall much lower, he said.
NEC launched a 3-D laptop in January that also uses Sharp's technology.
The screen, which uses Sharp Aquos technology, is bright, crisp, and extremely readable.
The deal is strategic to Foxconn because it promises to boost the Taiwan-based manufacturer's capabilities by adding Sharp's technology, and in particular its much-heralded low-power display business.
He was hurt by the sharp drop in technology stocks.
