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Upstream refers to the starting point of the stream, where foundational innovation takes place, such as fundamental research that sets the stage for future technological advancements.
Upstream refers to the starting point of the stream, where foundational innovation takes place, such as fundamental research that sets the stage for future technological advancements.
Upstream refers to the starting point of the stream, where foundational innovation takes place, such as fundamental research that sets the stage for future technological advancements.
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Upstream refers to the early stage. Upstream innovation means early-stage innovation, often driven by firms that explore new technologies before they become mainstream.
Upstream refers to the early stage. Upstream innovation means early-stage innovation, often driven by firms that explore new technologies before they become mainstream.
Upstream refers to the early stage. Upstream innovation means early-stage innovation, often driven by firms that explore new technologies before they become mainstream.
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Upstream refers to going against the stream. Upstreamers “think different,” set industry standards, and shape future trends (even as suppliers to downstream firms).
Upstream refers to going against the stream. Upstreamers “think different,” set industry standards, and shape future trends (even as suppliers to downstream firms).
Upstream refers to going against the stream. Upstreamers “think different,” set industry standards, and shape future trends (even as suppliers to downstream firms).
