Silicon Valley
Startups
These Companies Will Produce the Next Great Wave of Entrepreneurs, Survey Says
The annual State of Startups survey also reveals bias in tech and optimism for 2019.
More From This Topic
Innovation
Strikeforce: Inside Silicon Valley's Most Unusual Apprenticeship
Futurist Peter Diamandis offers a deal to young entrepreneurs: Help him for two years, and maybe build the next billion-dollar company at the same time.
How I Navigate Silicon Valley as a Female Entrepreneur
Building a company in the male-dominated tech startup scene can be a challenge.
Community building
Why So Many Entrepreneurs Move to San Francisco -- And How You Can Get the Same Benefits, Wherever You Are
Being where the action is has its benefits.
How the Founder of Modsy and Her Mentor Are Building a 'Power Squad' to Help Women in Business
Shanna Tellerman, the CEO of Modsy, and her mentor, Cindy Padnos of Illuminate Ventures, chat about supporting each other and empowering other women.
Theranos
How a $9 Billion Startup Deceived Silicon Valley
Author John Carreyrou of 'Bad Blood' -- which documents the rise and fall of Theranos -- explains how Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes got away with deception for as long as she did.
Entrepreneurs
Distrust of Silicon Valley's Elite Has Opened the Door for Disruptive Entrepreneurs
Three key things to keep in mind for entrepreneurs who are ready to seize this opportunity.
Location
Silicon Valley Success Doesn't Require the Silicon Valley Address
Greater San Francisco isn't overrated, just overpriced. It pays to consider starting up where necessities, from housing to talent, haven't already been bid up to the stratosphere.
How Success Happens Podcast
Kumail Nanjiani Talks 'Silicon Valley,' 'The Big Sick' and Dealing With the Fear of Failure
In this special episode, we listen in to the hilarious interview Kumail Nanjiani with Entrepreneur.
Technology
3 Cities That Taught Me What Tech Looks Like Outside of Silicon Valley
What the future of tech looks like in Texas and Tennessee.
Relocation
Thinking of Moving Your Company? Think Fly-Over States.
There is huge opportunity plus a lot of very nice, energetic people between the coasts.
Widely known as the technology hub of the United States, Silicon Valley is located in northern California, in close proximity to San Francisco. Named after the silicon used in computer chips, the region is headquarters to thousands of tech companies, startups and manufacturers such as Adobe, Facebook and Google.
