The Silicon 100: How Startups Rule the Future

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The Silicon 100: How Startups Rule the Future

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Jul 2, 2021

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This week’s podcast: EE Times just published the 2021 edition of the Silicon 100, our latest list of startups that merit everyone’s attention. In this episode we talk Peter Clarke, the impresario behind the Silicon 100, about the latest round of startups and what the list says about where the electronics industry is heading.

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Jul 2, 2021

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