tech hub
- noun
- /tɛk hʌb/
- Texting
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plataforma tecnológica
- She joined the online tech hub to access startup resources and connect with experienced mentors.
Examples
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Several tech hubs now host virtual pitch days where founders present to investors around the world.
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The company listed its accelerator on a popular tech hub to attract developer talent and partners.
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The new tech hub in Silicon Valley is thriving.
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Many startups are joining the tech hub this year.
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She joined the online tech hub to access startup resources and connect with experienced mentors.
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Several tech hubs now host virtual pitch days where founders present to investors around the world.
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The company listed its accelerator on a popular tech hub to attract developer talent and partners.
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
The sense of a central place for technology activity is directly and predictably built from 'tech' (technology) + 'hub' (a focal point or centre). This is a straightforward noun-noun compounding pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Tech hub can also mean an online place and uses the same image of a digital hub, a 'center' where people, tools and events come together, so it now means 'an online community or platform that brings tech people and resources together'.