Where the Streets Are Paved with Ideas - My latest @nature:
https://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v550/n7676_supp/full/550S172a.html …pic.twitter.com/wy82j30QFa
The difference is all the greater when you realize SF and San Jose are really one city for this purpose.
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1. Yes, I always think of them as the broad Bay Area. Two things flow from this. 1) They have increased their dominance - so much for the rise of the rest (aside from NYC & London).
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So roughly speaking (SF bay as a whole) 0.1% (7m) of the world's population accounts for about 25% (10B) of the world's venture funding
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2. (2). The Bay Area has been noted for its ability to adapt to technology shifts ala Saxenian. But it has also been able to adapt to a major locational shift from suburban to urban. Benefits from having both - suburban campuses for est. cos. urban locations for startups.
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Would LOVE to hear your thoughts on AmazonHQ2?
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If it's about hiring, Boston would be the obvious choice. But I don't know enough about the situation to say more than that.
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