The Ko-Foreder and CEO Alexander Karp opens new books with provocative declaration: “Silicon Valley is missing.” During the past decade, due to company Analytics, as a raised analytics company, assembling to work for the military and the US, Karp generally no limit. Last year ago, in a rash interview with New York Times, he explained himself as “progress, but not wake up,” with “continuously.” Now, in the “soft republic of Technologies, a soft belief, and the future is written about Manifesto. In fact,” Initial articulation “at the end of the palate. The early Silicon Valley was made by the whole entirety of the technology and the US government. She contributes that this alliance is splinted, with the government “crawl technology challenges Pathbreaking in the private sector, “when the Silicon Valley has” focus energy on a narrow consumer product, rather than a larger consumer product and rewarding a larger security and welfare. “Silicon Valley Output Couples Like” Online Advertising, Also Video Media and Video Sharing, “Over the first place of industry The software builds a relation to the government and change to challenge the best technology and attention to the “Silicon Valley drug technique has a” obligation to stress to participate Defense of the nations and national projects – what our country, and what we last. “Reviewer has never won. In Bloomberg, John Ganz complains that “Republic of Technology” “is not any book, but a piece of corporate sales material.” And in New Yorker, Gideon Lewis-Kraus proposes that the book is “Anachronism,” Currently, Lewis wrote, “vision of the supporting relationship between Washington and Silicon Silicon has been inside the hearts that are supplied almost quaint. ” Indeed, one thing that KARP and Zamiska criticism is the “reluctant business leader and the most consequences of the most consequences, most consequences. Of course, we now see most business leaders There is no directive to involve politically, because Trump Ally Elon Musk efforts to make a federal government through government efficiency.
