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Silicon Valley
...Valley as the place where that ethos would thrive. And it's worth pointing out for people who don't spend a lot of time in the Bay Area. This has absolutely nothing to do with San Francisco. Nowadays, it's sort of this big blended soup of companies t
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...have to be in Silicon Valley to get access to the best technology. Like, you you can, can get that from everywhere. And that and that's very important because that didn't used to be the case. Having said that, if you wanna be at the company or start
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...versus not Silicon Valley. And with the open AI slash generative AI revolution that is happening right now, access to AI capable resources is clearly on everybody's minds. And the university systems are turning them out. Stanford, of course, being th
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original Silicon Valley campus on Sandell Road, renamed the graphical business unit. Amazing. Now why am I saying that it was appropriate that these two venture firms were based there at this point in that building, or at least for one of them approp
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...Silicon Valley and access to capital and everywhere else where the VC community is not as dense. We talk a lot in finance circles about the grow at all costs versus efficient growth. I don't love the suggestion that we literally were growing at all c
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...Valley's is still about three x the size, it's around 2 and a half trillion versus 700,000,000,000 or so, Silicon Valley versus Silicon Valley versus Silicon Alley. They're three times the size, but New York's ecosystem value is growing three times f
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Valley because of Silicon, even though it is mostly software these days, and the Internet. So to set the stage for this episode, we need to rewind back to the origin of Silicon Valley and indeed Silicon. So we go back to 1957 when and this is really
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top of mind for every bank that we talk to. We've spent a lot of time looking at software for the public sector. The largest vertical from an IT spend perspective is government. There hasn't been a ton of innovation historically on the software side.
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...Silicon Valley is, you know, you can just be loud on the Internet and get people's attention and have everyone important in Silicon Valley talking about you, making fun of you, mocking you. Right? But, like, you can you can become the center of atten
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...Is Silicon Valley still a place you have to physically be if you wanna excel
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...Silicon Valley is because it's such an open culture, anyone can come, and anyone can sort of, you know, have a coffee and learn about things and and kind of infiltrate the culture. And so there is also this cultural aspect in Silicon Valley where I w
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...in Silicon Valley right now with AI. But at the same time, if you look at the full stack, especially outside of just early stage startups, if you look at AI scientists, if you look at ML engineers, it's heavily distributed. One data point is, for exa
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...Silicon Valley did not grow up in Silicon Valley. My ITs my wife grew up here in Palo Alto. I I tease that. I call her a townie. Right? Like, like, by the way, she has three more degrees than I do, so it's definitely not a status thing. But most peop
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Welcome to Seed to Scale. We're four investors with backgrounds as founders who met at the engineering school at the University of Pennsylvania. Tim Young. Nahal Mehta. Hadley Harris. Vik Singh. We started Eniac in 2009. With more than eighty years o
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