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But you have to admit, there's an obvious need/desire for there to be other/more tech hubs. As cool as it might be for some to have a single tech hub, that kil
by mxuribe 10y ago
But you have to admit, there's an obvious need/desire for there to be other/more tech hubs. As cool as it might be for some to have a single tech hub, that kills affordability, hence distributing the hubs to numerous spots around the world. Let's face it: if you happen to be a tech employable person, wouldn't it be cool if you COULD spend a few years in tech hub A, then be able to move to tech hub B, etc.? Instead of really only having one (or too few) options? I think so anyway.
- ThePawnBreak 10y agoI think tech hubs are intrinsically centralized, because you need to get the best people in the sample place. If you have N tech hubs, then you have no tech hubs. If Europe is to have a real tech hub, it needs to have the best minds in Europe (at the very least) be there. And for now, there is not really any such place. Language is also a big issue.
- user5994461 10y agoThere is such a place. That's called London and the language is English. Source: Me and the dozens of tech people I meet every days who have left their countries to come here.
- sulam 10y agohub: the effective center of an activity, region, or network. You'll need a new word to describe this thing you're looking for. ;) There's a reason why hubs exist, and it's nothing to do with there being many of them to choose from.
- ryuker16 10y agoIsn't that already the case? San Fran, NY, Austin, etc.? Not to mention plenty of companies allow you to work remotely.