New York Times @nytimes: Can China Tech Find a Home in Silicon Valley? - The New York Times. #industry40 #ArtificialIntelligence #AI https://t.co/8cp9jljqKo
.@LiYuan6: "It’s a waste of talent for China. A generation of investors who spent two decades…shaping tech development have nowhere to apply their expertise. The problem for China’s displaced investors is that the United States isn’t exactly…welcoming." https://t.co/TlDS7yAKsb
Can #China tech find a home in #SiliconValley? https://t.co/MrZmxtHRbb

A recent report highlights the significance of multinational companies in China's modernization efforts, urging continued investment in the country. While multinationals see potential in the Chinese market, a growing trend has emerged where Chinese tech professionals are relocating to Silicon Valley, seeking opportunities they feel are no longer available in China. This shift is part of a broader movement of Chinese firms 'going global,' as they look for growth outside their home market. However, interviews with Chinese venture capitalists and entrepreneurs reveal that establishing firms in Silicon Valley often leads to challenges, particularly in securing investments due to the stigma surrounding Chinese ties. Experts emphasize that this trend represents a loss of talent for China, as many seasoned investors find it difficult to apply their expertise in the U.S. market.
