Why Did Tech Companies Go To Silicon Valley In The First Place

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Silicon Valley is the heartland of tech startups that have blossomed into trillion dollars companies like Apple and Google. However, recently, many tech companies such as Tesla have been looking into relocating out of California into Texas and other states with more favorable business policies. Considering the harsh taxes and strict regulations in California, CEOs like Elon Musk being fed up is no surprise. But why did tech companies go to Silicon Valley in the first place? This video explains the various reasons why so many tech companies were established in Silicon Valley over the past few decades.

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[sathvikreddy]

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[manghariz]

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[dukeofmacarthur]

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[petehall]

13th, please do more California history or small business interview

[nicolashrv]

You have to also mention before 90s, California was dominated by the Republican Party (and in fact, only the coast is democrat, the vast majority of the county is republican, specially in the inner regions away from the the 90s, it flipped over Democrats and with the exception of Arnold (who went with the Rep Party, but he looks more like a liberal democrat when you listening him talk), and the deterioration seen was ASTONISHING.Rising taxes, over-population of illegals and unemployed, people shitting ont he streets, drug addicts paradise with needles for hundreds in every wonder why all companies and business are leaving.