121 Intel’s importance to Silicon Valley with James Cape

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Recorded09 Feb 2022

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James Cape James has worked in the Silicon Valley high technology industry since 1983. During his first eighteen years he worked at Intel Corporation where he gained broad experience in a variety of sales, marketing, and venture capital positions. On today Show we Talk about: What are some critical competitive advantages that Silicon Valley has? Who coined the term “Silicon Valley”? How has life in Silicon Valley changed in the last 60 years? What the Intel Alumni Network is and what is the group working to accomplish? Connect with James Cape https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-cape-692110/ [email protected]

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