This little-known Silicon Valley lab is behind the most exciting technologies of the last 50 years
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A little-known lab in Menlo Park, California is responsible for many of the most exciting technologies we've seen over the last half-century.
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Initially founded in 1946 by Stanford University as The Stanford Research Institute, it's now separate from the university and goes by SRI International.
But it's always been a non-profit dedicated to research and development.
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With 4,000 patents to its credit, SRI is fairly well-known in Silicon Valley, but most consumers have no idea it's been behind the scenes helping with everything from the computer mouse to the Siri voice assistant in your iPhone.
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