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This week: Tech egos are clashing, from the shores of Miami to the depths of space
For more than a year, Silicon Valley techies have abandoned their homeland and poured into Miami in search of startup El Dorado. As Candy Cheng reports, the $4
- A Founders Fund VC who moved to Miami in April declared the start of the inaugural "Miami Tech Week,">$4 never thinking that there already was a Miami Tech Week.
- $4 said Brian Breslin, a longtime figure in the city's tech scene, comparing the newcomers' attitudes to "Columbus coming and claiming he discovered America."
- If you're in Miami, $4
If not Miami, then space. There's another group of brash Silicon Valley adventurers setting off for new horizons, and lucky for them, where they're going there are no locals to clash with (we think).
- $4 announced that he and $4 will be on-board the first rocket from his
Blue Origin company to blast into space, on July 20. - Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket is $4 before returning to Earth.
- There's one seat left on Bezos' spaceship, and the auction to buy the ticket closes on Saturday ($4). You may recall that $4 - could there be a surprise bid from Mar-a-Lago?
Meanwhile, rival space entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson may try to beat Bezos to orbit $4
Elon Musk, the other space race billionaire, has yet to announce plans for his own imminent trip. But chatter has centered on a prediction $4- seriously.
And a former Blue Origin employee $4.
Even Palantir, the data analysis company, has a spacebound employee. $4, will be aboard a separate
"Less than a thousand humans have ever been to space - fewer than 100 women, only a handful of moms - and my 3-year-old is going to watch her mommy become one of them," $4