Richard Wallace, Author at There Next Silicon Valley

Technology’s Trainweck: chip, circuit board, and electronic component deficits

Posted on October 30, 2021 by Richard Wallace |

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/29/apple-chip-woes-will-end-but-us-china-supply-chain-war-just-starting-.html Apple chip shortage will end, but U.S.-China supply chain ‘train wreck’ is coming Published Fri, Oct 29 202110:13 AM EDTUpdated Fri, Oct 29 20214:01 PM EDT Eric Rosenbaum@erprose…

Chip War Jitters: Perfect Storm Brewing Over Taiwan?

Posted on August 12, 2020 by Richard Wallace |

Could the US chip embargo, which applies to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company rattle the world’s largest chip foundry and global chip giant? TSMC supplies almost all of Huawei’s chips, and if…

China unveils boost to chipmakers in latest war salvo

Posted on August 12, 2020 by Richard Wallace |

China has unveiled major tax incentive policy to encourage innovation in domestic semiconductor industry. For chip design, packaging, testing and relevant equipment, materials and software enterprises, the first two years…

Big Tech digs into deep, secretive political pockets

Posted on November 2, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

According to a Fast Company report “Tech giants Amazon, Facebook, and Google have spent $33 million on Washington lobbying efforts so far this year, and their political action committees have…

Toronto gets smart about Big Tech

Posted on November 2, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

According to the New York Times, Toronto won a major fight against Big Tech last week. “But unlike the battles underway in Washington, it wasn’t over digital domains like online…

Intel Capital celebrates new investments in 14 disruptive startups

Posted on April 2, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

Leaders from the 14 companies who joined the Intel Capital portfolio pose with Intel Capital President Wendell Brooks at the Arizona Biltmore for the 19th annual Intel Capital Global Summit.…

The technologies revolutionizing the construction industry

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

A recent article published in Dakota Safety breaks down how technology is shaping construction, and what we can expect moving forward in a number of areas. By Anna Kucirkova Cutting…

Silicon Valley engineering software event welcomes industry experts, VIPs

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

Leaders from across cutting-edge manufacturing and design industries share their visions of converging technology, software, and the factory of the future in keynote addresses at the 20th Congress on the…

What role will technology play in sustaining cities of the future?

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

Technology for lighting, building, energy, transportation, commnications, water, food, infrastructure – all of these – will be required to build and sustain the city of the future. World population is…

Behind the Silicon Valley Exodus: Where Tech Companies are Going

Posted on March 19, 2019 by Richard Wallace |

Contributed Report By Stacy Williams Silicon Valley has been the capital of the global technology industry for decades. At present, Silicon Valley is a $2.8 trillion neighborhood because of tech…