How Startups Shaped Silicon Valley

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How did Silicon Valley become what it is today? Its history is much more than just computers, so let’s explore what combination of variables made it possible in this episode of Company Forensics.

0:00 Silicon Valley – Intro
1:29 Silicon Valley – The beginnings
4:00 Silicon Valley – William Shockley
5:58 Silicon Valley – The genesis of many companies
7:01 Silicon Valley – Where the name came from
8:04 Silicon Valley – The success and its consequences
9:12 Silicon Valley – Why do companies still establish there?
11:22 Silicon Valley – The California Code Section 16600

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Date: June 2, 2021
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  3. What a great video!!! I'm one of the researchers in Shenzhen, we are pushing a new industry policy called '20+8' which defined 20 new industry detailed area and 8 new developing directions in the next 5 years. Hope we can be another area that can equally cooperate with Silicon Valley rather than just be a replication of it.

  4. Excellent video. I began selling industrial instrumentation on the Peninsula and in the Santa Clara Valley back in 1965 long before it became the "Silicon Valley." Your history and observations are right on. Of course there was also the military support, aerospace and microwave industries that contributed before the computer and dotcom revolutions. I like the points you made as to why others can't duplicate this success story.

  6. Appreciate the quality of these videos. I can't wait for this channel to do a deep dive into the background of Dr. Miles Bennett Dyson and his research in advanced, nueral – networks.

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