tech parks
Corporate innovation zones
Tech parks are planned developments where technology companies cluster together, typically featuring office buildings, research facilities, and shared amenities.
Also called technology parks, science parks, or research parks, they often locate near universities to facilitate collaboration and talent recruitment.
Silicon Valley spawned countless imitators—tech parks now ring major cities worldwide.
The concept promises innovation through proximity, though critics note many are just office complexes with aspirational branding.
- startupsNewly launched businesses
- laboratoriesFacilities for scientific investigation
- acceleratorsThings that speed up
- incubatorsControlled-environment growth chambers
- research labsSites for scientific investigation
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- innovation ecosystemsincubators, accelerators, innovation centers, business incubators, research labs
- technologyelectronics, computing, computer, internet, social media
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Cities' main commercial zones
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Areas designated for manufacturing
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