Silicon Alley

British  

noun

1. an area of New York City in which industries associated with information technology are concentrated

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Example Sentences

When Silicon Alley Insider, a predecessor to Business Insider, published those messages in 2010, Zuckerberg apologized during an interview for a New Yorker article, saying he “absolutely” regretted those remarks.

From Seattle Times

It also contributed to the conversion of the Meatpacking District, to the market’s south, into a hotbed of trendy venues; helped secure the success of the High Line, a reimagining of an abandoned elevated railroad on the market’s west flank as a verdant, ribbonlike park; and set the stage for a proliferation of high-tech firms that rebranded the neighborhood as Silicon Alley.

From New York Times

When theGlobe.com, an early social media website, went public in late 1998, its shares soared more than 600 percent, a record at the time. TheGlobe.com, like so many start-ups in Silicon Alley and Silicon Valley, collapsed when the dot-com bubble burst a couple of years later.

From New York Times

Start-ups clustered in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, an area known as Silicon Alley.

From New York Times

If Amazon does win the race to the trillion-dollar mark, look for it coming soon to a Silicon Alley near you.

From New York Times