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Intel capital's failure of sustaining Intel's success leaves us with unsolved puzzle of how to prevent the fall of innovation leaders.

Intel Capital Failure—Unfound Missing Piece to Build to Last

In a strategic bid to cut costs and simplify operations, Intel decided to spin off Intel Capital. This decision, despite its practicality, raises questions about the efficacy of Intel Capital’s…

Japan semiconductor manufacturing revival requires far more than US blessing, collaboration and subsidies-- demanding reinvention waves to lead.

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Japan Semiconductor Industry–demands next innovation waves

America’s Chip War winning strategy finds strengthening Japan semiconductor manufacturing a key component. Despite maintaining supremacy over 30 years, Japan’s market share has fallen from fifty percent in the 1980s…

Subsidies and trade restrictions are not good enough for winning chip war, as it demands passion of winning through advancement

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Chip War Winning Strategy of USA Risks Failure

Huawei’s Mate 60 phone containing Kirin 9000s chip — 7 nanometers (nm) chip made in China by the SMIC—questions the future of the USA’s Chip war winning strategy. Retaining semiconductor…

Due to innovation failure, neither SCL nor chip design service delivery to MNCs has seeded ideas capability in building semiconductor industry in India.

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Semiconductor Industry in India–innovation failure

With a $10 billion pot of money for giving subsidies, India has been struggling to allure global icons like Intel or TSMC to set up semiconductor plants in India. On…

In the absence of economic capacities, STEM education runs the risk of being wasteful

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STEM Education–what is the purpose?

STEM education is a key development agenda. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the UK-led Europe became highly prosperous due to Wealth creation success out of the advancement of science,…

Network externality effect is a blessing and curse for the innovation diffusion--demanding smart strategy to leverage it.

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Network Externality – affecting innovation diffusion race

The network Externality Effect has been at the core of the success of Facebook, Google search engine, and many others. On the other hand, it has been a seemingly insurmountable…

Automobile reinvention is China's strategic move to graduate from idea importer to exporter

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Automobile Reinvention—China’s adventure to graduate from idea importer to exporter

Made in China 2025 places the automobile Reinvention agenda at the top. China began the journey of building the automobile industry by adding value out of labor and locally available…

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Vulnerability of America’s Technology Superiority

The vulnerability of America’s technology superiority has already raised concern. But, is it due to just China’s IP infringement? Or, is there a systematic pattern of erosion of America’s edge?…

Deciphering Robots, Automation and Jobs demands smarter strategy and policy for having net positive effect on jobs, growth, and sustainability

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Deciphering Robots, Automation, and Jobs: for smarter understanding, strategy, and policy

Deciphering Robots, Automation, and Jobs attempts to shed light on non-conclusive ongoing discourse: future of work or jobs. In fact, technology has multi-dimensional effects on jobs. The net effect on…

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Strategies for Building High-tech Industry

High-tech has been a lucrative industry. Notably, it has been at the core of driving the third industrial revolution. Moreover, it will remain at the core of unfolding the Fourth…

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Making, Reengineering, and Reinnovation

Making, reengineering and renovation deserve careful investigation to figure out their merits in developing sustainable as well as self-growing industrial economy

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Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

America has lost many achievements to the rest of the world. Starting from light bulbs to nuclear weapons, the list is endless. However, still to date, it’s success in building…

Strategy & Policy in retrospect

Intel Capital Failure—Unfound Missing Piece to Build to Last

Japan Semiconductor Industry–demands next innovation waves

Chip War Winning Strategy of USA Risks Failure

Semiconductor Industry in India–innovation failure

STEM Education–what is the purpose?

Network Externality – affecting innovation diffusion race

Automobile Reinvention—China’s adventure to graduate from idea importer to exporter

Vulnerability of America’s Technology Superiority

Deciphering Robots, Automation, and Jobs: for smarter understanding, strategy, and policy

Strategies for Building High-tech Industry

Making, Reengineering, and Reinnovation

Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

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