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The paper talks about Brazil in the conclusion: > In contrast to Mexico[;] Brazil, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan invested heavily in technological develop
by Apocryphon 2y ago
The paper talks about Brazil in the conclusion:
> In contrast to Mexico[;] Brazil, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan invested heavily in technological development in the 1980s. Brazil's case is significant because this country has many similarities to Mexico in terms of its economic and industrial development. Unlike Mexico, Brazil had relative success in creating a computer industry capable of producing its own technology. This was partly due to the decisive support from public and private sectors to create and continue developing a national computer industry.
- no_exit 2y agoAI & Society Vol 37, Issue 3 has several articles on the history of cybernetics and computation across Mexico, Brazil, and other Latin American countries, for anyone interested in further reading. https://link.springer.com/journal/146/volumes-and-issues/37-3 https://link.springer.com/journal/146/volumes-and-issues/37-...