Where is the silicon valley of south east Asia?

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a hotbed of innovation and entrepreneurship, and currently Singapore and Malaysia can be regarded as the key leaders in the region, although there are several initiations all over the place, such as the Vietnam Silicon Valley. read more

1AES is the Malaysian 1Asean Entrepreneurship Summit, and it goes hand-in-hand with the Malaysian Global Innovation and Creativity Centre, while ASVEN is the Singaporean forum called ASEAN+3-Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Network, that connects and empowers high-tech start-ups born in Silicon Valley and Southeast Asia, along with those from China, Japan and Korea. read more

There is only one Silicon Valley in the world, that is in San Francisco. No other cities can be called Silicon Valley. Both China and India have cities with a lot of international IT/Software companies, but this doesn’t make them qualify as a silicon valley. read more

“Nothing is like Silicon Valley, with its elements on innovation, first-movers, and world-changing technology,” Nguyen told PC. “But this country is very vibrant, very forward-looking. read more