Silicon Valley invests in biotechnology companies in the 'software'
Venture capital initiatives supporting life sciences and clean technologies - From the garage, quarry American companies are beginning to sprout 'startup' to 'biohacking' as born before computer or the Internet.
The garage and leave no HPES, Yahoo or Google, now sprout future biotechnology companies, DNAS or clean technologies. The legendary American garage, large pool of technology industries since the fifties, is being reorganized.
Tenants, students with an idea to make business looking for financing, now think of non-polluting technologies, and especially in so-called life sciences, biotechnology and medical services.

Companies in Silicon Valley
7. Hewlett Packard
- The Hewlett-Packard Company, commonly known as HP, is the world's largest technology company information (by revenue) and is known worldwide for its printers, personal computers and high-end servers.

Top 10 companies in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley was originally the name of the many silicon chip manufacturers and innovators in the area. Silicon Valley has become synonymous with high technology and many of the best Internet companies are there. The following are the top ten most popular offices in Silicon Valley.

Secrets of Silicon Valley

Frederick Terman who was encouraged two students from Stanford, Hewlett and Packard, for that would create a company. Its university, Stanford, had obtained a tiny part of the government funding allocated to military research during World War II. MIT, Harvard and Columbia universities were the most benefited.

The Secret History of Silicon Valley

It is well known the central role that Stanford University was at the birth of Silicon Valley. Much less known though is the role played by the technology used in the Second World War, Korea War and the Cold War, the involvement of Stanford in the field of electronic technology and the birth and development of the valley silicon. The Secret History of Silicon Valley is the title that gives Steve Blank, founder of several companies in the Valley and a professor at Berkeley, Stanford and Columbia, to his talk, given at the seminars for employees of Google.

The origin of Silicon Valley
History tells us that what is now known as Silicon Valley began in a garage in Palo Alto, in 367 Addison Ave Back in 1939, Bill Hewlett and David Packard began their careers as entrepreneurs in this garage, which is now about a must for all who pass by Silicon Valley.
The garage is not open to the public with a regular schedule as if it were a museum, but the visits must be scheduled and approved by HP.

History and Silicon Valley: Chronology
For many years, the majority of countries, regions and cities of the developed and developing dream of replicating the success of Silicon Valley, Spanish Valley from Manchester to Singapore, Finland, Malaysia, Israel and many more.

But when Silicon Valley was born, who was trying to imitate? Obviously anyone because there was nothing similar in the world. So what happened? "Arose spontaneously? Does anyone caused his birth?