East Asia is challenging Silicon Valley by being like Silicon Valley used to be

By being like Silicon Valley used to be, East Asia challenges it

Silicon Valley has been a universal symbol of innovation for decades. Because of its reputation, governments around the world have tried to foster their own versions by investing heavily in tech hubs. These efforts, which include Silicon Beach in Los Angeles, Silicon Island in Malaysia and Silicon Roundabout in the UK, have not always worked. […] The post By being like Silicon Valley used to be, East Asia challenges it appeared first on Asia Tim…

East Asia is challenging Silicon Valley – by being like Silicon Valley used to be

East Asia's tech scene is enjoying considerable success. imtmphoto / ShutterstockSilicon Valley has been a universal symbol of innovation for decades. Because of its reputation, governments around the world have tried to foster their own versions by investing heavily in tech hubs. These efforts, which include Silicon Beach in Los Angeles, Silicon Island in Malaysia and Silicon Roundabout in the UK, have not always worked. But some places, partic…

East Asia is challenging Silicon Valley by being like Silicon Valley used to be

Silicon Valley has been a universal symbol of innovation for decades. Because of its reputation, governments around the world have tried to foster their own versions by investing heavily in tech hubs.

The first technology hub outside of Georgia will open in the US city of San Francisco, through which Georgian startup companies will be able to more easily enter foreign markets and access international investors in the center of global technology and innovation, the so-called Silicon Valley. The technology hub will make it possible to interest global technology companies, foreign venture funds and angel investor networks in the Georgian innovat…

East Asia is challenging Silicon Valley - by being like Silicon Valley used to be

Silicon Valley has been a universal symbol of innovation for decades. Because of its reputation, governments around the world have tried to foster their own versions by investing heavily in tech hubs.