At least they could be, if
a few high tech companies get their way when it comes to an idea they are working on that will enable vehicles to monitor the roads as they drive over them.
A few high tech companies had made it big (Apple, Microsoft, Dell) and a lot of people were sitting around bemoaning the fact that we all should have realized that computers were going to be huge and invested early in those companies.
Not exact matches
In the past
few years, various Chinese
companies and funds have made numerous bids for
high -
tech firms — some with military applications — in the U.S. and Europe.
Why are there so
few women in
high -
tech, fast growth
companies?
A short term business culture in Britain prevents firms from nurturing new products and services: why is it so much technological innovation originates in Britain, but so
few start - ups grow into world - beating
high -
tech companies?
Gates's remark brought to mind a host of
high - flying Internet businesses from a
few years back whose would - be
tech - titan executives made overnight fortunes by selling stock in
companies that gave away services online with little regard to balancing the books short term.
Founded in 1999 by a team of lawyers, MarkMonitor began as a trademark protection
company and has evolved over the last
few decades to adapt to the security concerns of a
high -
tech age.
Very
few companies meet these two requirements — Coca Cola is the only one that comes readily to mind, particularly in today's
high tech, rapidly changing world.
In the past
few years,
high -
tech companies all across Silicon Valley have recognized the creativity and collaboration that emerge when they invite visual artists to use cutting - edge software and machines such as 3 - D printers and water - jet cutters.
However, very
few high -
tech companies have been created and fully introduced in the Spanish market yet.
Android Authority notes, however, that the
company may have a
few conflicts of interest when it comes to testing camera systems as
tech companies might be willing to pay for an analysis and recommendation to get a
higher score.