United States technology sector

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The United States technology sector is a globally dominant ecosystem of companies, startups, and research institutions driving innovation in software, hardware, the internet, and emerging fields like artificial intelligence and biotechnology.

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instanceOf economic sector
technology industry ecosystem
contributesTo United States employment
United States exports
United States gross domestic product
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantRegion global
globalRole leader in AI research and commercialization
leader in advanced semiconductor design
leader in cloud computing infrastructure
leading source of venture-backed startups
major driver of global digital platforms
hasSubsector aerospace technology industry in the United States
artificial intelligence industry in the United States
autonomous vehicles industry in the United States
biotechnology industry in the United States
clean technology industry in the United States
cloud computing industry in the United States
cybersecurity industry in the United States
defense technology industry in the United States
e-commerce industry in the United States
fintech industry in the United States
internet industry in the United States
robotics industry in the United States
semiconductor industry in the United States
social media industry in the United States
software industry in the United States
telecommunications equipment industry in the United States
video game industry in the United States
historicalRoot Cold War–era federal R&D funding in the United States
dot-com boom in the United States
mobile and social media boom in the United States
personal computer revolution in the United States
post–World War II defense research in the United States
includes Austin tech hub
Greater Boston
surface form: Boston tech hub

New York City tech hub
Seattle tech hub
Silicon Valley
knownFor artificial intelligence innovation
biotechnology innovation
hardware innovation
internet innovation
software innovation
majorCompany Advanced Micro Devices
surface form: AMD

Adobe Inc.
Airbnb
Alphabet Inc.
Amazon
Anthropic
Apple Inc.
Atlassian US operations
Broadcom
surface form: Broadcom Inc.

Cisco Systems
Databricks
Dell
surface form: Dell Technologies

Hewlett-Packard
surface form: HP Inc.

IBM
Intel Corporation
surface form: Intel

Intuit
LinkedIn
Meta Platforms, Inc.
surface form: Meta Platforms

Micron Technology
Microsoft
NVIDIA Corporation
surface form: NVIDIA

Netflix
OpenAI
Oracle Corporation
Palantir Technologies
PayPal
Qualcomm
Salesforce
ServiceNow
Snowflake
surface form: Snowflake Inc.

SpaceX
Stripe
Tesla, Inc.
Texas Instruments
TikTok
surface form: TikTok US operations

Twilio
Uber
surface form: Uber Technologies

Zoom Video Communications
majorResearchInstitution California Institute of Technology
CMU
surface form: Carnegie Mellon University

Georgia Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
University of California, Berkeley
University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
surface form: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

University of Texas at Austin
University of Washington
policyFramework United States antitrust law
United States intellectual property law
export control regulations of the United States
regulator United States Department of Justice
surface form: Department of Justice Antitrust Division

Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
supportedBy Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
National Institute of Standards and Technology
National Institutes of Health
National Science Foundation

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Dan Kan areaOfInfluence United States technology sector