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Thank you for your interest in the audio file recordings of the Silicon Valley 4.0 conference.
There are 7 recordings, each is about an hour long and 5-7 MB in size. The files are MP3 files. Most computers are configured to save the MP3 file to your disk. You can then play the MP3 file by opening the file.
| Fireside Chat: The History and Future of Three Silicon Valley Generations
6.3 MB, 55 min. |
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Three generations of technologies have built Silicon Valley. Hear the most valuable lessons learned from some of the Valley's most successful pioneers. What key success factors transcend generations? How can the lessons of the past be applied to version 4.0 of the Valley? And, where are the Valley's foundation technologies going tomorrow? 1.0 Semiconductors: Les Vadasz |
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| Keynote: Silicon Valley 4.0 - Rethinking Innovation
4.6 MB, 41 min. |
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Be sure to download the slides that go with this speech. Geoffrey Moore |
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| Panel: From Valley View to World View
7.1 MB, 1 hr. 2 min. |
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The humorous New Yorker poster showing Silicon Valley as an isolated island disconnected from the rest of the world has long since been a thing of the past. The Valley and global economies are inextricably intertwined. Some of the Valley's most thoughtful business leaders and a foremost expert on world economic and social issues will engage in a lively discussion from two views - Valley and global - and will explore the ongoing relevancy of Silicon Valley as a major innovation powerhouse and economic engine on the world stage. Joseph Chamie |
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| Fireside Chat: The Venture Capitalist and the CEO
4.8 MB, 42 min. |
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Sequoia Capital has been calling the future for decades. Think Apple, Cisco, Atari, Electronic Arts, LSI Logic, Yahoo . . . and, undoubtedly, the Valley's most closely watched company today, Google. Join the VC, Sequoia partner Mike Moritz and Google Chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt in conversation with Garage CEO Guy Kawasaki on what lies ahead. Mike Moritz |
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| Panel: What’s Hot in 4.0?
6.8 MB, 1 hr. |
Nano, wireless, biotech, software . . . Where's the world headed? Experts from some of the hottest sectors go out on a limb and try to predict the future of the future. How big is the market for small things? Will anyone ever make money on BlueTooth or 802.11? Who's going to cure cancer; or even the common cold? What kind of software will big companies buy? Curt Carlson |
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| Panel: Funding the Future
6.2 MB, 54 min. |
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No matter how you look at it, Silicon Valley is going to require capital. So it won't be like the Dotcom days, but venture capital is still going to flow and have an important role. Hear from the VCs who are investing in Silicon Valley 4.0. What are they looking for? What are they avoiding like the plague? What does it take to get funding today . . . and what will it take tomorrow? Janice Roberts |
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| Fireside Chat: The Future of Liquidity
4.7 MB, 41 min. |
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Circa 2003, "liquidity in Silicon Valley" may seem to be an oxymoron. When will liquidity return to the tech market? What is the impact of increased legal and accounting scrutiny? What will be IPO practices going forward? Sandy Robertson |