Tech "Giants": US has 80%+ of large publicly listed tech company ($20B+ market caps) value. If more of the long-tail was included, that percentage would likely go up. Market caps and valuations matter, from hiring to M&A and so on. via Nikos Drandakis. https://lnkd.in/g_6MkUPW #vc #venturecapital #startups #entrepreneurs #entrepreneurship #tech #technology #innovation #money #business
Nilson Ivano
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Exploring beyond the surface reveals how this tech concentration shapes emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities for smaller companies aiming for expansion and innovation. 🌐💡🚀
Munim Ali
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Interesting observation, Including the long-tail would definitely give a clearer picture of the tech industry landscape.
Fabrice Moyne
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While the info is interesting, this chart is a bit odd given that it is supposed to represent the landscape of public companies but somehow ByteDance is included…🤔
Anders Carlius
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Would you invest in a Nordic company? The talent is here, but the money is in the US. Should we move to the US?
more EU regs to tax US companies coming
Zakes Socikwa
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MANAMA is about 2/3 of US.
Where’s India? Harish Venkatesh
Carol K
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Michael Jackson Very nice summary on tech giants. Reynaldo Perez Sanchez Thanks for the repost!
José da Veiga
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Lecturer (Adj.)(Frmr) - Stanford Engineering (on extended unofficial medical leave); European|Asian Innovation Ecosystems; AI/Software/Semiconductors; Interaction Design, DesignThinking; Innovation sociology; ST&I Policy
2moHow much of these valuations is a result of manufacturing in China, access to the Chinese market, dependence on supply chains in and around China, access to Southeast Asian markets? If China takes Taiwan, how much of these valuations are likely to disappear, and how quickly??