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Fair point - updated my original comment to remove the expansion of the "bay area."
by gatsby 8y ago
Fair point - updated my original comment to remove the expansion of the "bay area."
- adw 8y agoAlso, the South Bay is becoming/has become enterprise-land. As Silicon Valley startups increasingly aim towards the consumer market, it makes sense that they would locate themselves in the biggest media/consumer/tourist hub. (Even the biggest enterprise companies can be SF-based, though – SalesForce, for example...)
- seem_2211 8y agoI don't know if that's true. A lot of B2B SaaS companies are in San Francisco, and I can't see a lot of them moving (Okta, New Relic, Twilio all come to mind). That said there are A LOT of old school enterprise companies in the South Bay / Peninsula.
- adw 8y agoB2B SaaS companies are in large part about addressing the enterprise without being Oracle or friends, though!