The article discusses the transformation of the tech investment landscape, highlighting the shift of capital from Silicon Valley to emerging global hubs like Bangalore, Riyadh, and Nairobi. Factors such as remote work, changing investor interests, and government initiatives are decentralizing innovation and fostering local success stories. This new geography is characterized by the emergence of new tech powerhouses and collaboration across borders, as well as the vital role that policies play in shaping domestic tech ecosystems. Understanding this shift is crucial for all stakeholders involved, from investors to policymakers.
Capital is moving in new directions. From Bangalore to Riyadh, from Nairobi to Jakarta, global tech hubs are emerging and attracting billions in venture, private equity and sovereign wealth investment.
The decentralized model has liberated startups from traditional geographic constraints, making it easier to form distributed teams and access global talent without traditional location barriers.
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