tech hubs
Silicon Valley types
Tech hubs are cities or regions known for concentrated technology industry activity—startups, established companies, venture capital, and skilled workers clustered together.
Silicon Valley remains the archetypal tech hub, but the term now applies to any area with a thriving tech ecosystem: Austin has emerged as a major tech hub, The city is positioning itself as the next tech hub.
- acceleratorsThings that speed up
- incubatorsControlled-environment growth chambers
- seed fundingInitial startup capital infusion
- AustinTexas capital city
- BangaloreKarnataka state capital
Silicon Valley · tech corridor · coworking spaces · Shenzhen · artificial intelligence · Tel Aviv · blockchain · Stockholm · biotechnology · fintech · Toronto · broadband networks · hackathons · automation · cloud computing · London · Singapore · startup ecosystem
- DenmarkDanish, Copenhagen, Danes, Danish flag, Greenland
- East AsiaChina, Japan, South Korea, North Korea, Korea
- tech culturedevelopers, coders, startup culture, programmers, computers
- California InnovationSilicon Valley, Stanford, Caltech, UC Berkeley, tech startups
- economic developmenteconomic development, jobs, rural development, urbanization, job creation
- economic regionseconomic zones, industrial zones, trade zones, rust belt, corn belt
tech hubsmill towns
Settlements around manufacturing plants
factory towns · farming communities · fishing villages · company towns · mining towns
tech hubsrural areas
Sparsely populated regions
remote regions · small towns · isolated communities · flyover country · the sticks