tech industry
Digital business world
The tech industry encompasses companies that develop, manufacture, or sell technology products and services—hardware, software, semiconductors, internet platforms, and digital services.
The term often implies Silicon Valley giants and startups alike: She left finance to work in the tech industry.
In recent decades, the tech industry has dominated stock markets and shaped how people communicate, shop, and work.
- DevOpsSoftware delivery and infrastructure collaboration
- debuggingError removal from programs
- APIsSoftware communication protocols
- codingWriting software instructions
- 5GCurrent mobile network standard
IDEs · agile methodology · unicorns · venture capital · burn rate · disruptive innovation · neural networks · programming · artificial intelligence · semiconductors · AI ethics · automation · startups · Silicon Valley · tech bro · firewalls · software architecture · deep learning
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- industriesbusiness, factories, education, health, supply chain
- British industriesaerospace, automotive, biotech, construction, engineering
- Japanese businessToyota, Honda, Sony, Nissan, Mitsubishi
- Silicon ValleySilicon Valley, San Jose, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Mountain View
tech industryagriculture
Cultivation of land, livestock
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tech industrytraditional industries
Established economic sectors from earlier eras
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