technology hubs
Silicon Valley types
Technology hubs are cities or regions where tech companies, startups, and talent concentrate.
Silicon Valley is the archetypal technology hub, but the term now applies to any area with dense clusters of innovation-driven businesses, venture capital, and skilled workers: Austin has emerged as a major technology hub.
The singular form often appears as a modifier: a technology hub city.
- BangaloreKarnataka state capital
- BerlinGermany's largest city
- Silicon ValleyBay Area tech corridor
- ShenzhenSouthern Chinese metropolis
- TorontoOntario's capital city
Stockholm · Austin · industrial parks · Tel Aviv · startups · Singapore · tax incentives · talent pool · brain drain · venture capital · innovation centers · London · smart cities · knowledge economy · incubators · accelerators · ping pong · free snacks
- Indian InstitutionsNIT, medical colleges, law schools, business schools, art schools
- developmentgrowth, progress, advancement, expansion, improvement
technology hubsfactory towns
Settlements centered on manufacturing
mill towns · farming communities · agricultural communities · mining towns · fishing villages
technology hubsremote villages
Faraway small communities
small-town America · flyover country · outback · wilderness areas
technology hubshinterlands
Remote inland areas
ghost towns · dying towns · the sticks · the boonies · frontier towns