The phrase "a technology cluster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a geographic area where a significant number of technology companies and related institutions are concentrated, often fostering innovation and collaboration.
Example: "Silicon Valley is known as a prominent technology cluster, attracting startups and established firms alike."
Alternatives: "tech hub" or "innovation district".
A bank and a technology cluster aim to help entrepreneurs in Greece.
A casino resort may lack the prestige of, say, a technology cluster, but Spain will have to take a few gambles to get its soaring unemployment under control.
Plans for a technology cluster rely on attracting small, young firms that are hard to corral; proposals for new housing are still under way.
However, the rest of it and the smaller press centre is earmarked for "start-up businesses, established global companies, investors and social enterprises," and hosting "media studios, a university, a digital academy and a new business incubator to develop a technology cluster of international significance".
A technology cluster is springing up around Petrobras's research labs in Rio, with university facilities alongside new $50m laboratories built by the likes of General Electric and Schlumberger.From this perspective, the technical obstacles of sub-salt drilling look like an opportunity.
It runs an energy think-tank in Riyadh and a technology cluster in Dhahran.Aramco is not the only national oil company to get dragged into doing the state's economic-development work, but no other has quite such a smorgasbord of tasks.
Meanwhile, Interorbital Systems, led by Roderick and Randa Milliron, is attempting to modularise things, by designing small, cheap rockets that can be strapped together in bundles, using as many as are necessary to lift a given payload into orbit.Mojave, then, looks like a proper technology cluster, with firms both competing and collaborating, and a mixture of large and small companies.
Mr Moran sold his memory-stick business to SanDisk for $1.6 billion, creating a thriving technology cluster near his office.
The North of England is about to get a new technology cluster to emulate the success of London's Tech City.
"We are convinced that Halifax--with its strong R&D base and growing presence of high-tech activity--has what it takes to form a dynamic technology cluster," Carty tells Next Wave.
The dynamics of how an emergent technology or a technological cluster affects societal practices are far from being clearly understood, and yet they can be argued to be at the very core of any forward-looking activity involving social aspects.
