2008 Global Venture Capital Survey: U.S. Report |
Venture capitalists (VCs) around the globe are identifying pockets of technology innovation, according to the "Global Trends in Venture Capital 2008 Survey." While VCs continue to view the United States as the global leader in technology development and innovation, they also recognize specific pockets of technology innovation worldwide.
The survey, conducted in March 2008, measured attitudes and intentions of nearly 400 VCs worldwide and zeroed in on six technology sectors — telecommunications; semiconductors including electronics; software; biopharmaceuticals; medical devices and equipment; and alternative/clean energy.
The survey results revealed that:
- The United States continues to be the global leader in technology development and innovation.
- European countries are emerging as leaders in life sciences and clean technology.
- Asian countries are offering a high level of innovation in the information technology fields.
This report was sponsored by Deloitte LLP and was conducted in association with the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) in the United States and numerous other venture capital associations in the Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe and Israel. To learn more, read the full U.S. report in the PDF attached below.
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