3 pointsby akashwadhwani352 hours ago4 comments
  • mirmor23an hour ago
    Why India? Other than being an outsourcing center, India's tech product offerings to the world are almost non-existent; (maybe zoho); without a product and entrepreneurship culture, India makes no financial/strategic sense for startups/bigwigs.
    • akashwadhwani35an hour ago
      UPI in France, UAE, and a lot of other parts of the world.
      • mirmor2336 minutes ago
        I looked up what UPI was, and it is great that India has it. My guess is either there are lots of Indian tourists/workers in these places so it makes sense to accept UPI. If you consider it as a product offering, more power to you, but doesn't sound like it to me.
  • rawgabbitan hour ago
    If not SF, another American city would have been the tech hub. The enterprise and consumer markets were in the US. The tech companies served those customers. Or at least they used to. Now with corporate financialization and the rogue administration and supreme court, the US is rapidly destroying itself.
  • the_hoseran hour ago
    I have a long-standing theory that the most significant factor is the weather.
  • slater2 hours ago
    Concentration of education (Stanford, Berkeley) and money.

    Edit: And some historical momentum

    • akashwadhwani35an hour ago
      UK has Oxford, Imperial, Cambridge, and money
      • mirmor2340 minutes ago
        UK did this shooting-itself-in-the-foot thing called Brexit. So (outside of ARM, and forex), the main reason to go to UK is to setup a surveillance solutions business, or data harvesting business like Palantir.