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Doesn't this mean: There's room for disruption/land grab? If the big corporations can't move fast enough and 100 startups gamble on getting there, eventually o
by Garlef 1y ago
Doesn't this mean: There's room for disruption/land grab?
If the big corporations can't move fast enough and 100 startups gamble on getting there, eventually one of them will be successful.
- Pmop 1y agoAnd a lot of them cannot get up to speed, even when they want to. Many big corporations struggle with evolution and innovation due to crippling bureaucracy, created and supported by risk averse leadership. This is usually worse for publicly traded companies. Unless it is something like Meta, then they have a Zuck, someone smart, with enough oversight and power, who can drain the swamp and make the whole machine move.
- owebmaster 1y agoZuckerberg made a genius move from the web 2.0 to the current smartphone era we still live in. But I would not be on his capability to do it again, he failed badly with metaverse and so far is failing with AI
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- cowboylowrez 1y agohehe "drain the swamp" this guy knows how to "trump" the naysayers!
- nikanj 1y agoA hundred startups also gamble on perpetual motion, and their arguments always come from a place of "perpetual motion would revolutionize markets and there is strong demand", never from a place of "we have figured out how to alter laws of physics and make it possible"
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