Publisher's Synopsis
Step into the thrilling early days of the digital age - a time when "dumb terminals" gave way to personal computers and the modern Internet was just a glimmer on the horizon. In this firsthand account, electrical engineer and entrepreneur Menachem E. Abraham takes you behind the scenes of the networking revolution that transformed the world.
Follow the rise of three trailblazing Massachusetts-based startups - Chipcom, Prominet, and Mintera - each founded during pivotal moments in computer networks and Internet history. With gripping insights and honest reflections, Abraham explores the challenges, breakthroughs, and lessons learned while helping to shape the future of this industry.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a business student hungry for real-world case studies, or a tech enthusiast curious about the origins and evolution of the connected world we live in today, "Wired for the Race"offers a compelling blend of history, entrepreneurship, innovation, and inspiration. A must-read for anyone who's ever wondered how the world got wired.
