Sentence examples for home of technology from inspiring English sources

Japan, the home of technology, was naturally going to produce its own Kraftwerk.

Nasdaq, the traditional home of technology companies, has for years been a vigorous competitor of the Big Board.

The founder and eponymous inventor said: "Our growth is fuelled by technology and we are thinking long term – 90% of our technology is sold abroad, we're quickly growing across Asia, and it's phenomenal to think that we are now number one in the home of technology – Japan.

The home of technology has been waging a very public battle to remove color barriers of their own.

The first fully electronic exchange, the Nasdaq was traditionally known as the home of technology and growth stocks, but has carved out a larger presence in a variety of other sectors in recent years, including options trading.

Though Silicon Valley is primarily known as the home of technology giants and smaller tech startups, Vecchiarello said the bank's hires there are not necessarily meant to target tech start-ups specifically.

"Some of you here may actually be folks who used to be Republicans but are puzzled by what's happened to that party," Mr. Obama said to an affluent group at the home of a technology executive, John W. Thompson.

But tonight, he'll gather with 394 people — including the state's governor, Bob McDonnell — for a fund-raiser at the home of the technology executive Bobbie Kilberg that is expected to collect $322,000 for his presidential campaign.

Sønderborg municipality is already the global home of green technology companies like Danfoss, a big player in solar power, and Linak, which makes key components for wind turbines and solar PV installations that track the sun.

But now everything is different, as Ms Fisher has landed the unexpected role of femme fatale in a drama that has captivated an unexpected audience, an audience not in Tinseltown but rather on Wall Street and in the Silicon Valley home of the technology industry.

Even after the dot-com bubble burst, Lower Manhattan was home to hundreds of technology companies.