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Thursday, 28 January 2021

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Venture Madness: technology changing economic development

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Richard Wallace |
At the IEDC annual conference in Philadelphia, USA, last October, I participated in a panel entitled, “Transforming Economies: Economic Development 21.0”. The premise of the debate was based on how…
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Bringing Africa into the global ecosystem

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Richard Wallace |
Africa is a continent where not much is known by the rest of the world about what goes on in technology innovation. If you are asked about innovation in Africa,…
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New York’s Silicon Alley vs London’s Tech City: which is better?

Posted on December 6, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
In the USA, New York’s ‘Silicon Alley’ often gets compared to Silicon Valley in California, so it was interesting to see a different comparison being made as part of a…
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Bright ideas driving public sector innovation in austere times

Posted on October 2, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
The focus of many western governments is very single-minded: to reduce public expenditure in order to reduce financial deficits, resulting in sever cuts in public services. They should therefore take…
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Learning from Silicon Valley

Posted on May 27, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
I’ve just returned from a week in Silicon Valley. As always, I get a lot of inspiration from the way things work and happen in the Valley. It’s appropriate then,…
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Creating successful innovation ecosystems – the rainforest analogy

Posted on May 15, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
We seem to hear more and more about innovation being the key to economic growth around the world.  And everyone is talking about how to create successful innovation systems. Not…
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Science and technology parks: a growing role in a changing global innovation ecosystem

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
Science and technology parks are increasingly an important part of the new global technology revolution, aiming to bring together creative entrepreneurial ideas together with the constituents necessary for commercial impact.
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Science parks and innovations clusters grow in 2011

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Richard Wallace |
  The key to growth and success of the next Silicon Valley is the growth of its innovation clusters and science     parks. These are popping up around the world with…
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Chinese chip maker goes under after receiving $20B in investments

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A Chinese semiconductor manufacturer that was able to procure nearly $20 billion in investments has gone under and abandoned a new factory in Wuhan without explanation, according to a Shanghai-based news service.
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GlobalFoundries’ Advanced Semiconductor Fab In Upstate New York Is An Unexpected Link In Global Supply Chains

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A visit to GlobalFoundries Fab 8 gives fresh perspective on the difficulty U.S. manufacturers face competing at the most advanced levels of technology
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EETimes - UK Supreme Court Patent Ruling is Another Blow for Huawei -

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A landmark ruling by the UK’s Supreme Court promises to turn international law on intellectual property rights upside down.
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