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Why It's So Hard to Build the Next Silicon Valley - Bloomberg

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Digital Marketing Out-Paces Supply in 2017

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How Silicon Valley Is Trying to Hack Its Way Into a Longer Life - TIME

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Robots Podcast: RoboUniverse Conference: Drones, AI, and 3D printing

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The difference between freelancing and entrepreneurship - and why the latter is better - Business Insider

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Content Is King. A ZERO BS guide to why that is.

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A Kick-Ass Digital Marketing Guide

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The Power of Content Curation. A Quick Guide.

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These 'normal Silicon Valley houses' hide test labs - The Mercury News

In Silicon Valley, the house next door might not be full of techies, but it could be stuffed with tech products. Up in the East San Jose hills, where suburban developments give way to isolated homesteads, Netgear rents a house where it tries out equipment to make sure it's ready for market. Nestled into a residential neighborhood in Menlo Park, startup Plume rents a new two-story house to test its Wi-Fi system. On Communications Hill in San Jose, KB Home has a model house to show off the smart home products customers can get preinstalled. And startup Abode uses three homes rented by its co-founders as its labs. Above: This living room and kitchen at a model home at the Promenade at Communications Hill in San Jose by KB Home features smart devices that can be controlled using a smartphone or tablet. From San Jose to San Francisco, companies that are inventing the future are increasingly turning to houses to test and show off their products before they are rolled ...

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These 'normal Silicon Valley houses' hide test labs - The Mercury News

In Silicon Valley, the house next door might not be full of techies, but it could be stuffed with tech products. Up in the East San Jose hills, where suburban developments give way to isolated homesteads, Netgear rents a house where it tries out equipment to make sure it's ready for market. Nestled into a residential neighborhood in Menlo Park, startup Plume rents a new two-story house to test its Wi-Fi system. On Communications Hill in San Jose, KB Home has a model house to show off the smart home products customers can get preinstalled. And startup Abode uses three homes rented by its co-founders as its labs. Above: This living room and kitchen at a model home at the Promenade at Communications Hill in San Jose by KB Home features smart devices that can be controlled using a smartphone or tablet. From San Jose to San Francisco, companies that are inventing the future are increasingly turning to houses to test and show off their products before they are rolled ...

ProtoCycler: the desktop filament maker aiming to make 3D printing more sustainable - 3ders.org (blog)

ReDeTec is looking to impact desktop 3D printing in a big way, by making it a more environmentally sustainable and cost-efficient process. With its all-new ProtoCycler machine, the Toronto-based startup is offering makers an efficient way to reuse and make their own 3D printing filament at home. Initially launched through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign in 2014 (which raised 146% of its $50K goal), the ProtoCycler is nearly ready to ship. Once you have a 3D printer at home or in the office, the only real costs that follow you around are for 3D printing materials. And while filaments range in price significantly, having to buy new spools regularly to keep up with your making needs can really put a dent in your bank account. In addition to costs, physically seeing how much plastic is used for your prints (especially failed ones or rough prototypes) can be disheartening from an ecological perspective. Of course, buying filaments made from recycled materials is a g...

Why China's Silicon Valley Is a Magnet for Tech Millennials ... - Bloomberg

When Alex Chen and his brother Harrison wanted to get their ping pong-playing robot up and running, it wasn't Silicon Valley they turned to for help. Instead it was Shenzhen, a former fishing village bordering Hong Kong that has the strongest claim to be China's answer to Silicon Valley. About a thousand startup accelerators are active in the city, drawn by its proximity to factories capable to churning out all manner of gadgets. "It's the capital for hardware,'' said Duncan Turner, managing director for accelerator Hax. "All the suppliers are here, you've got an ecosystem of both manufacturers and also critically, engineering expertise.'' Shenzhen is now home to more than 11 million people and some of China's most recognizable technology names, including Huawei, Tencent and dronemaker DJI. — With assistance by Robert Fenner Source: This article was curated form the original for Bloomberg and can be read here: https...