Silicon_valley.jpg 580×631 pixels. Silicon Valley Technology Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum and Professional Career Expo. SVIEF is a conference designed to foster innovation and promote business partnerships between the U.S. and China.
It’s currently the most influential forum in Silicon Valley connecting the U.S. and China. This year’s theme is: For this year’s conference we are proud to be partnering with the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC), the largest mobile internet conference in Asia. With the new partnership and more than 100 invitations going out to the who’s who of high tech in both countries, SVIEF 2012 is sure to surpass last year’s impact.
This year Highlights will include: ⑿0+ Top high tech industry leaders ╿Mainstream media coverage from both China and US ⑿00 + high tech industry professionals and Engineers locally in attendance ⑿0 + high tech companies for talents Expo from both China and US in attendance ⑿+ high tech parks from China in attendance ⑿0 + companies from both China and US for business matching. Technical Innovation: Solutions and Capabilities - Department of Defense. Silicon Valley Technology Innovation & Entrepreneurship Forum and Professional Career Expo. Professional Talent Expo: Exhibits of High-Tech Industrial Development Areas in Different Chinese cities, Exhibits of China and US Venture Capitalists, High-tech and Innovation Project and Talent Recruitment Area of Chinese Government and Hi-Tech Industrial Parks, Talent Recruitment Area of Hi-Tech Companies in both US and China, and Hi-Tech industry Service Company Area, such as law, bank and Financial etc.
Highlights: 1. One of the largest professional talent expos in North America; 200 hi-tech companies expected to present and hire high-tech talents; over5,000 hi-tech professionals expected to attend the conference 2. One the largest business matchmaking event; Over 200 Chinese and American companies expected to attend andinterview on site · The largest hi-tech Startup Contest and road show with well-known venture capitalists, executives from world top hi-tech companies, and professors from well-known universities, etc. as on-site judges.
Silicon Valley. An aerial view of Silicon Valley Silicon Valley is a nickname for the South Bay portion of the San Francisco Bay Area in Northern California, United States.
The region occupies roughly the same area as the Santa Clara Valley where it is centered, including San Jose and surrounding towns, where most of the companies are located. It is home to many of the world's largest technology corporations, as well as thousands of small startups.[1] The term originally referred to the region's large number of silicon chip innovators and manufacturers, but eventually came to refer to all high-tech businesses in the area, and is now generally used as a metonym for the American high-technology sector. Origin of the term[edit] The term Silicon Valley was coined by Ralph Vaerst, a successful Central California entrepreneur.
Demographics[edit] Depending on what geographic regions are included in the meaning of the term, the population of Silicon Valley is between 3.5 million and 4 million. History[edit] Silicon valley.