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Coronavirus might spell the end of tech hubs. That’s a good thing for Montana

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How can we build the next Silicon Valley here?” The answer used to be “you can’t”. But, perhaps, the new answer is “you don’t need to”. If the world gets this transition right, there’s an opportunity for many more countries and vastly more people to reap the benefits of innovation clusters without having to build one on their doorstep.

If we get remote work right, Silicon Valley will finally lose its mojo

I’m more optimistic: far from breaking innovation clusters, remote work, if executed well, can create a new model for collaborative innovation – one that overcomes the limits of existing clusters and unleashes human potential around the world.

 

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