Video-history of Silicon Valley

A Video History of Silicon Valley

Inspired by Piero Scaruffi's History of Silicon Valley

The youtube channel is this one (in Chinese)

Stanford Univ - Part I
Stanford Univ - Part II
Alta Mesa cemetery, where several Silicon Valley legends are buried
William Shockley, founding father of Silicon Valley (and how to find his tomb)
Fred Terman, founding father of Silicon Valley (and how to find his tomb)
David Packard, a student of Fred Terman who founded HP
NASA Ames
The "first" startup of Silicon Valley, Hewlett Packard
The "first" startup of Silicon Valley, Shockley Labs
Bill Ham, the counterculture of the 1960s in San Francisco
UC Berkeley, where the student movement of the 1960s started
UC Berkeley, where the Unix operating system was invented
SRI, where Doug Engelbart did the "mother of all demos"
Xerox PARC, one of the most influential labs of Silicon Valley
SLAC, where the Homebrew Computer Club used to meet in the 1970s
Palo Alto, near Stanford
Steve Jobs (and how to find his tomb)
3000 Sand Hill Rd, the hub of Silicon Valley venture capitalists
Google's garage
Welcome to San Francisco
Facebook's campus
Google's campus
Apple's headquarters, Infinity Loop
Singularity University, founded by Ray Kurzweil
Stanford Univ today
Willow Garage, the startup that launched modern robotics in Silicon Valley
Biocurious, Silicon Valley's first space for biohackers
Geedom, a popular hackerspace in San Francisco
Hacker Dojo, the hackerspace for the Makers Movement
Red Rock Cafe, a popular cafe for hackers in Silicon Valley
Palo Alto in 2016, record number of billionaires
Robot Block Party in Silicon Valley
The Internet of Things store in Palo Alto
San Francisco, that now gets more investment than Silicon Valley

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