I don’t think it is an accident that Silicon Valley became the mother lode of high-tech innovation. It was the proximity to two of the greatest engineering colleges in the world — Stanford and University of California-Berkley — that provided the intellectual capital that created some of the greatest fortunes in the world. The city of Xian, which is the home to over 100 colleges that produce more engineers than any other city in China, is filled with opportunities that could make Silicon Valley look lame.
Best wishes,
Tony
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Dear Tony, I love to read your articles and of your associates, It is difficult and impossible to hear your Video presention as I and I’m sure thousands of others are hard of hearing. It would great if you can provide a test version of your article so we can read it.
Sincerely, David Miller
I AGREE WITH DAVID MILLER. IN FACT IF THIS IS YOUR NEW TREND I WILL CONSIDER TERMINATING MY SUBSCRIPTIONS. I ALSO HAVE ADIFFICULT TIME UNDERSTANDING ALL OF YOU!!!!!!!!!!! SO WHATS IT TO BE?????