REDWOOD CITY — Lorenzo Salhi grinned as he told the jury Thursday about his pursuit of the “Silicon Valley dream,” which led him to create a small company that designed and sold memory chips.
He compared himself and his team members to the entrepreneurs that started Google Inc. in a Stanford dorm room, and Hewlett-Packard Co. in a garage.
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