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The New Geography of Innovation

The Global Contest for Breakthrough Technologies

• Mehran Gul . 2026 . Bvtn Lib 338.084

.p001 Introduction , Cpitalism with an Emoji Face

• p009 Fig 1: Top ten #private >$B tech companies - US 1720, China 438, UK 183, Israel 119, India 117 ... 10

• p010 Fig 2: Top ten venture dollars invested - US 190.2, China 38.5 , UK 16.2, India 13.5, ... 3.4
• p012 Fig 4: WIPO Global Innovation Index - Switzerland 66, Sweden 62.6, US 61.7, ... 56.6 China

.p015 Ch1 . The Precocious Student

• p015 David Wallerstein at Naspers then Tencent

• p016 UC Berkeley grad
• p017 Tencent peaked near $1T in 2021, dropped, regained in 2026

• p017 WeChat IM. social media, and mobile payment for smartphones

• p018 everyone in China uses WeChat, essential for smartphones

• p019 Tencent now major multinational investor in gaming companies
• p020 Tencent Pictures produces US franchise movies; Terminator etc

• p021 investments in Moon Express and Planetary Resources (defunct 2018)

• p022 in 2024 more investment flows out of China $163B than in $18.6B

• p022 DoD added International Data Group to list of Chinese military companies

• p023 US and China venture firms face saturated domestic markets

• p024 Aixtron - German CVD manufacturing equipment website, China acquisition blocked

• p024 Neura Robotics, China acquisition blocked wikipedia

• p025 Hussein Kanji V.C. "We can't play there but they can play here"

• p025 Lilium Munich flying car company, insolvent 2024

• p026 US and Europe proclaim decoupling from China while increasing trade by 25%
• p027 Tencent divested of 5% stake in Tesla

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• p115n Radix Blog 2018 Feb. 8 "Why blockchains don't scale"

  • "Every node processes each and every transaction, keeping a record of the entire blockchain."

  • Wrong! Neither Mehran Gul nor blogger Dan Hughes mentions Merkel Trees, which is how many individual transaction hashes are combined into trees of hierarchical hashes and and one root hash. For a binary tree of N transactions, the hash process to VERIFY ONE individual transaction uses order log2(N) time. Tracing a single transaction out of a million transactions takes only twice as long as one out of a thousand transactions, and one out of a trillion takes only twice as long as a million. Meanwhile, computation continues to get faster, hence as the tree grows from a million to a trillion, the hardware speed will more than double, and the verification time will become smaller.

  • Organizing and distributing all that data is a challenge; the global cost of that may be much larger than the block reward in bitcoins, but that cost is distributed among thousands (millions?) of miners and aggregators
• p116n 2014 New Yorker, 2024 Dec. 15 John Colapinto "Material Question"

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• here is where I stopped reading; another library patron wants the book. The book isn't great, so I may not request it again

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.p236 Ch7 . The New Mittelstand

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.p267 Ch8 . Importing Genius

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.p300 Conclusion . Social Animals

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