New York City’s tech boom began in the 90s when the Flatiron District became known as Silicon Alley – the East Coast equivalent of Silicon Valley. Slowly but surely, startups and technology companies started opening offices across New York City, including Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Tesla. Young, innovative companies involved in blockchain, fintech, biotechnology, and artificial...
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by Avi Lasri - 3 years ago
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