> It'll be interesting to see what it is like 12-18 months from now, because the headwinds in tech are just starting to roll in full force before these statisti

> It'll be interesting to see what it is like 12-18 months from now, because the headwinds in tech are just starting to roll in full force before these statistics were finalized. California may see a bit of a down round next year. As might Germany. High energy cost hurts a lot of German industries, so it could be about "who hurts more", and I'm not sure who wins if you're looking at bureaucracy being dysfunctional.