Stop Calling It the Next Silicon Valley
The comparison flatters nobody and misdescribes what is actually being built. It also imports a set of expectations that do not fit.
The comparison flatters nobody and misdescribes what is actually being built. It also imports a set of expectations that do not fit.
Investors, founders and policymakers all make decisions on thin information. That is a market failure, and it is one a publication can address.