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see: the secret history of silicon valley, by steve blank. I think there is both an article and a video.
by fuzztester 2y ago
see:
the secret history of silicon valley, by steve blank. I think there is both an article and a video.
- jpcom 2y agothanks a TON for this recommendation it was really eye-opening listening to his presentation and the detailed history, as well as the cat-and-mouse game escapades. Very well put-together presentation and yeah, really makes me reflect on the specialness of Silicon Valley and those relationships.
- fuzztester 2y agomost welcome. i found it interesting too. I had an uncle, an electrical engineer, who went there for higher studies, to stanford, got his PhD (typical common route for many talented Indians, at least up to MS, doctorate is less common), was mentioned in who's who in electrical engineering, worked there, married an American woman, and became a US citizen, and a hardware entrepreneur, in Sunnyvale, California, but I didn't hear about this from him, i just read it on the net. cheers.