And you know, it got named America’s Technology Highway sometime in the ’70s or ’80s because there were a lot of very big, very successful technology companies, particularly minicomputer makers– Wang was a software company, Data General, DEC, Prime Computer, some of the real industry leaders at the time. ANNALEE SAXENIAN: Yeah, so I started, as a master’s student, looking at Silicon Valley, largely because I had learned that San Jose was the fastest growing region or city in the country at the time. So at a time that technology and know-how were sort of trapped within the vertically integrated companies in Route 128, they were being continually recombined in Silicon Valley, and that gave them a real edge in innovation.