The United States has long been the primary engine of modern technological advancement, from the birth of personal computing and the internet to the rise of global social networks and electric vehicles. In this insightful analysis, Mehran Gul explores whether this dominance is beginning to wane. As the global landscape shifts, innovation is no longer confined to Silicon Valley. By examining the rise of competitive tech hubs across Asia, Europe, and beyond, the book reveals how the geography of innovation is becoming increasingly decentralized and dynamic.

Why You Should Read?

• Discover how the geography of innovation is shifting away from traditional tech hubs like Silicon Valley.
• Understand the rise of global competitors in semiconductors, mobile technology, and gaming.
• Gain perspective on the future of the US-China tech rivalry and the emergence of new, unexpected tech powerhouses.
• Explore the factors that allow high-value tech companies to thrive in diverse locations around the world.

About the Author

Mehran Gul is an expert in technology and innovation policy. He is the winner of the Financial Times/McKinsey Bracken Bower Prize, which recognizes young authors for their exceptional work on business and economic topics. His research focuses on the intersection of global technology trends, industrial strategy, and the changing landscape of international competition.