Nearshore Americas has published a new infographic that highlights some of the key moment’s in Guadalajara’s development into Mexico’s Silicon Valley….

Reports say that selected startups will receive US$50,000 in funding from Google. Unlike venture capital funds, Google will not seek equity stake in return for its funding.

This is the fifth edition of “Innovators under 35” in Mexico and is composed of computer scientists, doctors, and engineers who have shown great potential and a commitment to research and development.

Wizeline’s Matt Pasienski reveals why Silicon Valley is losing its ability to scale, pushing good talent into Guadalajara, Mexico.

After a 42-year career in various incarnations of AT&T Mexico, the company’s Vice Chairman, Ralph de la Vega, will be retiring before the end of 2016.

Nearly 2500 Indians are working in Mexico, a large majority of them for TCS in cities including Guadalajara and Queretaro.