Yes, but not by companies investing. This is a great place to live, and if you have remote work you will live really well with minimal costs. It is just too cor

Yes, but not by companies investing. This is a great place to live, and if you have remote work you will live really well with minimal costs. It is just too corrupt and anarchic to be a good target for investment. The idea of a company headquarters here is simply impossible. It would have to be placed out in the middle of nowhere. Naples can be a tech hub, but in the leftist anarchist community sense rather than the big business sense. People will have to choose to do so. From what little I've seen this does seem to be happening already.