Silicon Valley reigns supreme as the capital of technological progress, and with four of its companies valued in the trillions, its reputation won’t fade anytime soon. But a look at the broader technology landscape reveals that tech isn’t centered in the valley alone. Research from Pulse charts where different sectors of the tech industry are carving out their own space.
The team’s data paints a surprising picture. Somerset, New Jersey, has quietly become a powerhouse in computing infrastructure and data services, while in Norfolk City, Virginia, custom computer programming flourishes in a surprising location. Texas has claimed an outsized role in the tech landscape. They’re a dominant force in multiple sectors. The state is home to software publishing and is a major player in semiconductor manufacturing, thanks to Samsung’s multibillion-dollar investment to establish a production facility in Taylor, Texas.
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