Scenarios about 'Silicon Valley of Mexico'
The nickname given to regions in Mexico that have developed significant technology sectors and startup ecosystems, particularly areas like Guadalajara and Monterrey. These innovation hubs have emerged through a combination of government investment, proximity to the United States, technical education programs, and lower operational costs compared to the original Silicon Valley. The development of these technology centers represents Mexico's efforts to transition toward a knowledge-based economy and attract international tech investment.
What If Guadalajara Developed a Tech Hub Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Guadalajara, Mexico established itself as a major technology center decades before it did in our timeline, reshaping North American economic dynamics and global tech development.