Scenarios about 'innovation hubs'
Innovation hubs are concentrated geographic areas where research institutions, businesses, and talent converge to foster technological advancement and economic development. These ecosystems, like Silicon Valley or Singapore's Biopolis, accelerate progress through knowledge sharing, venture capital access, and collaborative networks. In alternate history scenarios, the location and focus of innovation hubs often diverge significantly, creating different technological trajectories and power distributions across civilizations.
What If North Carolina's Research Triangle Developed Differently?
Exploring the alternate timeline where North Carolina's Research Triangle followed a different development path, potentially reshaping the economic landscape of the American South and technological innovation nationwide.
What If Silicon Valley Had Developed in Boston Instead of California?
Exploring the alternate timeline where America's technological epicenter emerged along Route 128 in Massachusetts rather than in Northern California, reshaping the global tech landscape and American economic geography.