What Is the Role of the University in Creating a High-Technology Region?

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¹ Interestingly, several historical accounts of Silicon Valley's evolution focus not only on its higher education infrastructure as an economic engine, but also on early electronics companies such as the Federal Telegraph Company, which got started in 1909 and quickly became the nation's largest wireless firm (Malone). Most historical accounts of Silicon Valley begin with 1955 when William Shockley founded Shockley Transistor Corporation in Palo Alto (Sturgeon).

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