Friday, April 23, 2010

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The Silicon Valley Chinese

The Chinese SV is a technology center called Zhongguancun (Chinese: 中关村) or Zhong Guan Cun, located in the Haidian district, Beijing.

The first person who envisioned the future of Zhongguancun was Chen Chunxian, member of the China Academy of Sciences (CAS), that came up with the idea of \u200b\u200ba Silicon Valley in China after his visit to the U.S.. UU. In fact, the location of the China Academy of Sciences in Zhongguancun is partly responsible for the growth of technology since 1980, and even today, Zhongguancun is known as "electronic" because of its connections to information technology. Since 1999, Zhongguancun has become the "Zhongguancun Science & Technology Zone, which is an area formed by the seven parks siguienetes: Haidian, Fengtai, Changping, Electronic city (in Chaoyang), Yizhuang, Desheng, and Jianxiang.

Due to the proximity and the participation of two of the most prestigious Chinese Universiade, the Peking University and Tsinghua University , together with the China Academy of Sciences, one can say that in China have recognized very well what are the elements necesraios to play an ecosystem of innovation and the SAs
addition, there are very good schools near Zhongguancun secunadrias as RDFZ and Beijing 101 Middle School and school attached to Tsinghua University .

most famous companies that have grown in Zhongguancun are Stone Group, Founder Group and Lenovo Group . Today, many world-class technology companies have built their China-based research centers Technology Park Zhongguancun, some of them: Google, Intel, AMD, Oracle Corporation, Motorola, Sony and Ericsson. Microsoft is building its headquarters China research in this park, which will cost $ 280 million, and once finished will empelo 5000 people.

According to Statistical Yearbook 2004 Beijing, more than 12,000 high-tech companies over the 7 parks in Zhongguancun, with 489,000 technicians employed.

center Loongson development, which is designed first general purpose microprocessor design in China, Zhongguancun is also
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Thursday, April 15, 2010

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Video games and real life

In some lazy afternoon with nothing productive to do (long) and I had wondered what would happen if the things we see in video games there in the real world (clothes, characterization, strange artifacts, etc), except that Grand Theft Auto that several things that you can see here the finding without looking both giving a tour of the Ceiba de Guadalupe from 7:00 pm onwards. The point in this post is from this idea somehow I got this video that although English is not necessary to understand the short dialogue that (gives me enough grace of Zelda).
( YouTube link)

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

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NOT BE ANOTHER INTERNET PIXELS

Just think what would happen if your service / disease to view the daily facebook usurped / cured or even the fact just read the news every day ( http://www.elfaro.net ) download music, watch videos on YouTube, play online ... and any number of things to do today thanks to the Internet were controlled. Imagine a future, where everything you do is controlled by organizations far above us (Do not be evil ).

All this discussion is a case that has lassoed a campaign is directed to the ministers Telecommunications and Information Society of the European Union which will meet from 18 to 20 April, to discuss issues related to network neutrality, copyright, and the like.

The campaign aims to open their minds and recognize that there is a proposal would apply across the network anywhere in the world (even in our country) and that the Internet should remain what it is, a neutral channel transmission information, where we choose what to use where to get the information we need and where and how to share.

The idea focus on questions that lie privacy on the web and how to share knowledge through the hand of ella.De Miguel Brieva here a scaled version of the poster campaign.
can download this poster in different sizes on the web campaign.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

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Can you reproduce Silicon Valley?

The SV is unique, it would be difficult or impossible to replicate elsewhere SV as it is much more than a set of high-tech companies and investors with deep pockets. The SV can not be cloned, but if you can develop an innovation economy sustainable success to emulate its success, this requires:
  • which regions exploit their own resources, talents and opportunities, and should focus on improving and selling the quality of life of the region and its business environment
  • have a high quality education system, strong links to universities and companies, access to ports, airports and highways
  • developing an enabling environment for entrepreneurs recognizing the achievements of entrepreneurs and them went not only in their failures
  • encourage young people to become entrepreneurs and teach them the skills to do so.
  • help develop broad social and professional networks to establish links between research universities, venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, scientists, etc.
  • help attract the best talent from around the world (creating facilities such as incubators and innovation parks around the universities to support companies in their creation and early stages)
  • invite angel investors and venture capitalists in the U.S. and Europe to forums and conferences where local startups to showcase their investment potential foreign investors
  • help develop angel networks investors in the region, which will encourage capital investment year local regional origin in the initial phase
  • develop venture capital funds and angel investors that combine public and private funding to support startups region with funds from local and regional origin
  • push for the creation nationwide technology stock market similar to NASDAQ , which would give new companies the opportunity to go to market

SV The success of such innovation economy is directly related with the way it has evolved as an innovation ecosystem healthy, flexible and resilient, adaptable, sustainable, and that they can be emulated by other regions.

Source: "The ecology of innovation", Tapan Munroe, PhD & Mark Wstwind, MPA

Sunday, April 11, 2010

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is an excellent animated short that tries and is indeed a tribute to all those old school games (Tetris, Space Invaders, Pacman, etc). Music also promise.

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For those who never went out a few " fatalitys. "

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Friday, April 9, 2010

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prevent Flash running on iPhone OS 4

Apple with its new iPhone announced multitasking OS 4, advertising in HTML 5 , and promises to ban the applications created in other environments, such as Flash CS5 with your compiler for iPhone.
This just 3 days of the release of Adobe CS5 (Monday, 12 April).

ACCURATE! Only 3 days before the release of Flash CS5 Apple jumps up and says NO. It had to be Jobs. Meanwhile

Adobe does official announcement that the compiler will continue to develop Flash for iPhone.
remember someone told me I was exaggerating by saying that this was a war ... Again

more informed now than ever: "This is war" and has already begun.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

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Ma Ñ \u200b\u200b ana, April 9, will take place in IFA exhibition center (IFA) the Mediterranean Meeting of Young Entrepreneurs. The organizer of this event is Ivan Sempere, Vice President of Spain Conference ñ wave Young Entrepreneurs Association and President of the European Confederation of Young Entrepreneurs (YES For Europe) .
This event has the presence of Chris Hughes, Facebook co-founder, who will lecture on entrepreneurship from the point of view of innovation (from 10.15-11:15 a.m.). This meeting also features a presentation by Cristian Rovira, CEO of sifu group on entrepreneurship from the perspective of social integration.
If you want more information about this meeting and the planned extension of click here IFA.
Source: IFA and Networking Elche

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

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Route 128 has been to compete with Silicon Valley to complement

Route 128 is characterized by a high concentration of enterprises, institutions, the best universities in the world and a population with a high educational level. In his or igen, Route 128 housed textile companies, but after the suffered severe economic downturn in 1968 and the decline of the textile industry, gave way to an industrial based in computer science and telemedia, which originated spontaneously by the high qualified cac ion human resources of the Universities of Harvard and MIT . This transformation took place in the 80 is comoce as Massachusetts Miracle. He spent a busy period of deindustrialization and unemployment in an era of high economic growth concentrated in high-tech industry and financial services. This growth was in Boston and areas near Route 128, Route 128 as no longer just a road and was converted into a high-tech area.

This concentration
companies
s to s was ex economies triples and steeled chains produced c tive and services, creating a fully competitive environment, to generalize the mobility of factors and the formation of chains communication between entrepreneurs and researchers. factors stand out as crucial in this development is the proximity to research centers and development of high technology (MIT and Harvar d), the quality of life support from existing and e the Administration Public to in R & D (especially military). The high quality of education is one of the s items Boston distinctive and attract knowledge workers, which, combined with the high density of institutions of higher sta nding world renowned in the city leads to a highly educated human capital. Therefore, the success factors of Route 128 are
  • Having world-class institutions.
  • A high investment in human capital.
  • A broad and diverse technology sector.
  • financial system involvement in economic development.
  • The cluster of biotechnology is one of the world's leading centers .
Algunoss success factors of Route 128 overlap with the factors that characterize Silicon Valley and both areas long have been competitors. Currently there is still a rivalry between the two regions but Route 128 has been able to find a way complement to Silicon Valley, and concentrated in the areas of software, telecommunications, medical technology and financial services .

Sources: Portal business development of the community of Madrid , Businnesweek and wikipedia.

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Challenges / Risks for Silicon Valley

SV faces many challenges but focus known as an "opportunity for improvement," could undermine the viability of the innovation ecosystem. The SV has to face the following challenges / risks:

  • great competition in the markets

  • competition for the best talent and investment capital

  • reducing the funding of large research universities such as UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco

  • reduced quality of life of the region

  • diminished quality of secondary education in the region

  • shortage of math graduate students and science universities in the region

  • stressed workers

  • traffic jams and the high cost of housing.

detailed analysis of the main challenges and risks of SV:
  • Lack of performance of the Institutes:
SV companies must be able to hire labor work with local and regional talent, not only globally, so that the readiness of students will enter different campus (such as UC Berkeley and Stanford University) has much to do with the future of SV
Between 2004 and 2006 the number of students who completed the teaching
ñ secondary dence fell, some students completed that do not meet the admission requirements of the systems UC and CSU addition, dropout rates have Indo SV increased in recent ñ years.
  • crisis in maths and science graduates :
On the one hand, SV is a great competition to recruit and retain the best talent, on the other hand, in the Bay Area and are not licensed SV núemro enough engineers and scientists from local universities to meet demand of high-tech industries. The origin of this problem is the low end núemero high school students to enter technical careers in science and mathematics, and the reasons for this are:
-The poor performance of California students in science and math compared with students from other states.
"Many students prefer to take easier courses.
"Many students believe that becoming managers of hedge funds will make money in no time.
"Many students believe that there are few technical jobs, which is not true.
"Many students find boring math and science.
"Many good students are attracted by the financial and housing sectors with the promise of high income.
Lack of math and science teachers.
  • work stress:
Due to the "culture of achievement" of the SV in that being first is important, long hours are commonplace in
SV
  • Congestion and High Cost of Housing:
Rapid economic growth has resulted in increasingly congested freeways and high home prices in SV. With housing prices of $ 800,000, only 15% of households in the region can afford a home in SV, in fact, some CEOs have argued that the high cost of housing in SV has become an impediment when hiring new talent.
In 2005 the rush hour traffic jams cost the workers $ 973 and the loss of 54 hours per capita, with the national average of $ 710 per worker on the move. According Texas Transportation Institute, the total economic cost of traffic congestion to the economy of San Jose was $ 889 million in 2005.

Source: "ecology of innovation", Tapan Munroe, PhD & Mark Wstwind, MPA

Monday, April 5, 2010

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expected middle of this year, this new concept that continues to remind me of the science fiction film Minority Report (very good by the way) something I had mentioned in previous entries . The rumored price is about $ 130.
(Via AirMouse )