Why was Silicon Valley built in that particular area? #asknostr #v4v
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First satisfactory answer will be zapped accordingly later today. Let's say 5,800 sats. Beware tho, you might not like my choice. Kisses, the management.
Silicon Valley wasn't built; it grew organically because of the convergence of top-tier universities such as Stanford that was a breeding ground for engineers and entreprenuers, military research investments, access to capital, a culture of collaboration, and a supportive infrastructure, all fostering an environment ripe for technological innovation and entrepreneurship.
Not the answer I'm looking for.
Ivy League Universities are on the other side of the US, they were more prestigious even back then. At the time the IT companies were setting up shop in California, there were virtually no Universities destined to grew computer guys there. It was a virgin field in so many ways.
In short, this is not the reason Silicon Valley was chosen to be in California, in the particular place. I'll ask again some other time since it's probably too early (for my reach anyway).
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