U.S. Technology
Definition
This refers to the advancements and innovations in technology that have been developed in the United States, which have had a significant impact on various aspects of society including industry, communication, transportation, and entertainment.
Analogy
Think of U.S. technology as a toolbox. Just like how different tools serve different purposes - a hammer for nails, a screwdriver for screws - each technological innovation from the U.S., whether it's the internet or electric cars, serves its own unique purpose in improving our lives.
Related terms
Silicon Valley: This is an area in Northern California that is known for being a hub of high-tech innovation and development. Many major tech companies are headquartered here.
Innovation: This term refers to the process of creating new methods, ideas, or products. In terms of U.S. technology, this could refer to anything from inventing new software to developing new engineering techniques.
Digital Revolution: This term refers to the shift from traditional industries due to digital computing and communication technology during the latter half of the 20th century.
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