Scenarios about 'silicon fen'
The high-technology business cluster located around Cambridge, England, that emerged in the late 20th century, sometimes referred to as the "Cambridge Phenomenon." Silicon Fen derived its name from Cambridge's location in the fenland landscape of East Anglia, drawing parallels to California's Silicon Valley while emphasizing its distinct British character and academic roots. The region has been instrumental in developing computing, biotechnology, and electronics innovations through its unique ecosystem of university spinoffs, research facilities, and entrepreneurial networks.
What If Oxford and Cambridge Developed Different Relationships with Tech?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Oxford embraced commercialization of research while Cambridge maintained a purist academic approach, reshaping both universities and Britain's role in the global tech ecosystem.
What If Oxford and Cambridge Developed Different Technology Transfer Models?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Oxford adopted an aggressive commercialization approach while Cambridge maintained a more open innovation model, potentially reshaping the global technology landscape and Britain's economic position.