| The Development of China's Silicon Valley | September 23, 2009 |
Robin Li
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Baidu |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 8 of 9 from this talk |
- 04:03Opportunities in China at the Age of Innovation
- 03:29Sharpening Focus in the Face of Market Turmoil
- 01:29Shedding Light on the "Dark" Web
- 05:54The Future of Box Computing
- 03:14China's Labor Demands in Computer Science
- 06:44Critical Early Decisions with Long Lasting Results
- 04:43How North American Search Companies Faltered in China
- 02:16The Development of China's Silicon Valley
- 52:13Lessons From China: The Evolution of The Globe's Largest Search Engine (Entire Talk)
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"It's not a million dollar question. It's a trillion dollar question," says Robin Li, CEO of Baidu, on the emergence of a Silicon Valley entrepreneurial ecosystem in China. Though the country's economy is enormous, much of it is based on cheap labor and inexpensive manufacturing. Many in China, particularly those in government, says Li, are very interested in developing the country's potential, but the task of replicating that kind of innovation has many roadblocks in its path.
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