There are also other holding
Posted: Tue Feb 04, 2025 8:13 am
Reality becomes a discourse of virtual realities. And the shuttle between Kloten and San Francisco / Silicon Valley (the airport is roughly the same distance from the center of San Francisco and the center of the "valley" - Stanford) proves that there is a connection here that is fruitful for all sides.
The Swiss "province" is also clearly benefiting from the country's reputation for being business and innovation-friendly. When I sit in the "Güterhof" in Schaffhausen, there are always tables occupied by europe rcs data young people having lively discussions (in English). They come from the international digital corporations based in Schaffhausen, such as Groupon or Garmin. companies and a surprising number of venture and financial service providers who feel at home in the IWC city.
So Silicon Swiss is a reality, and it seems quite astonishing to me that here the virgin has given birth to a child. The digital children chose their mother themselves; the structures in the form of initiatives (Digital Switzerland), conferences and tax discussions ("How do I tax start-ups correctly?") are only now being created. And this is a characteristic of the new digital economy. It simply gets started, looks for its own rooms and "garages" and open spaces and then sees what happens. And here, for once, it is not at all bad if politics lags behind. The new structures create themselves, and politics can then transform them into an orderly system.
The Swiss "province" is also clearly benefiting from the country's reputation for being business and innovation-friendly. When I sit in the "Güterhof" in Schaffhausen, there are always tables occupied by europe rcs data young people having lively discussions (in English). They come from the international digital corporations based in Schaffhausen, such as Groupon or Garmin. companies and a surprising number of venture and financial service providers who feel at home in the IWC city.
So Silicon Swiss is a reality, and it seems quite astonishing to me that here the virgin has given birth to a child. The digital children chose their mother themselves; the structures in the form of initiatives (Digital Switzerland), conferences and tax discussions ("How do I tax start-ups correctly?") are only now being created. And this is a characteristic of the new digital economy. It simply gets started, looks for its own rooms and "garages" and open spaces and then sees what happens. And here, for once, it is not at all bad if politics lags behind. The new structures create themselves, and politics can then transform them into an orderly system.