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Technology monopoly is the natural outcome of the race of making innovations increasingly better and cheaper through ideas

Technology Monopoly — why and how to deal with

Among the top five most expensive companies, four are technology monopolies. Unlike Aramco, these companies have become so expensive due to their monopolistic situation in the accumulation of technology ideas.…

By leveraging scientific progression, race of winning has led to reinventing light bulb making it increasingly better, cheaper, and environment friendly

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Science for Environment and Economic Prosperity

For producing 750 lumens, we used to turn on a 60W incandescent light bulb. Due to its Reinvention as LED, we need to spend just 10W to get the same…

How to innovate patterns distilled from the decoding of great innovation performances

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How to Innovate–decoding greatness

Everybody would like to be a great innovator. But how to innovate is a mystery. What is your unique way to show greatness? Ron Friedman came up with Decoding Greatness…

Powering clean buses faces policy dilemma as there is no clear winner between battery and hydrogen fuel cells--resulting in slow progress in cleaning city air

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Powering Clean Buses – facing policy dilemma

Traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) constitutes a significant cause of cardiopulmonary diseases, cancers, diabetes, and neurotoxicity. Although such evidence led to the adoption of increasingly stringent regulations, the economics of competing technology…

ASML TSMC nexus has the root in the urgency of having collaboration for developing next generation machine to move to the next silicon nodes ahead of competition

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ASML TSMC Nexus Fuels Semiconductor Monopoly

In lithography, ASML is a monopoly. As a lead user of ASML’s extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines, TSMC has become a monopoly in high-end (5nm as of 2021) silicon processing.…

After getting at the top of silicon processing technology by leveraging the PC wave, Intel falling due to its failure to take advantage of smartphone wave

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Intel Falling Due to PC and Mobile Waves

News of Intel falling has been drawing traction. This is the company that started the chain reaction in forming Silicon Valley. It’s America’s High-tech icon. Despite initiatives, the USA has…

Multiple internal and external factors have contributed to the uprising of Taiwan's semiconductor monopoly

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Taiwan’s Semiconductor Monopoly – How did it arise?

More than sixty percent of global Foundry output is from Taiwan. Besides, TSMC alone has a 54 percent global Foundry market share. These two numbers are good enough to show…

Reinvention wave grows causing destruction and migration

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Creative Destruction – creation from reinvention

Instead of going to video rental stores, we click a button to enjoy on-demand videos. Similarly, physical books have become e-Book, and streaming has taken over CD albums due to…

High-tech candidate technologies offer the possibilities of fuelling creative waves of destruction out of reinvention of existing and products and processes

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Economics of Technology

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Technology Monopoly — why and how to deal with

Science for Environment and Economic Prosperity

How to Innovate–decoding greatness

Powering Clean Buses – facing policy dilemma

ASML TSMC Nexus Fuels Semiconductor Monopoly

Intel Falling Due to PC and Mobile Waves

Taiwan’s Semiconductor Monopoly – How did it arise?

Creative Destruction – creation from reinvention

High-tech – leveraging creative waves of destruction

Economics of Technology — higher quality at lower cost

Technology Life Cycle – lessons from examples

Product Innovation – keeps evolving and migrating

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