Across
- 1. A risky business or project undertaken with the hope of achieving a significant reward.
- 3. The transfer of energy without the use of physical wires, often using electromagnetic fields or inductive coupling.
- 6. A region in Northern California known for its concentration of technology companies and start-ups.
- 7. The act of creating new ideas, products, or methods to improve existing systems or solve problems.
- 10. The use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
- 12. A person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risks to do so.
- 14. To radically change or innovate an industry or market, often through new technology.
- 15. A company focused on technology solutions for high-speed internet and telecommunications.
- 18. The initial capital invested in a start-up to help it grow before it can sustain itself.
- 20. Referring to advanced or cutting-edge technology, often in fields like electronics or computer science.
- 21. Someone who provides capital to a business or start-up in exchange for financial returns.
Down
- 2. The application of scientific and mathematical principles to design and build systems or structures.
- 4. The degree to which a product satisfies a strong market demand, ensuring customer satisfaction.
- 5. An item or service created to satisfy a customer’s needs or wants.
- 6. The process of expanding or increasing a company’s capacity to handle larger operations.
- 8. Unmanned aerial vehicles used for various purposes, including surveillance, photography, and delivery.
- 9. The person who starts or establishes a business or organization.
- 11. A new business or company, typically one focused on innovation and growth.
- 13. A company or product designed to extend the influence, capabilities, or connections of a business or service.
- 16. The ability of a business or system to grow and handle increased demands without sacrificing performance.
- 17. The process of establishing and maintaining relationships that can help in business or professional settings.
- 19. The process of expanding a company’s operations, market share, and profits.
