In 2023, will the Bay Area retain its dominant role and position?
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On January 4th, 2023 Term Sheet, a well-known financial newsletter by Fortune (typically regarding PE/VC) posted a series of predictions regarding the calendar year 2023.

One of these predictions was the following:

We firmly believe the San Francisco Bay Area will retain its dominant role and position—despite all reports and predictions to the contrary.”  —Andy Stinnes, general partner, Cloud Apps Capital Partners

I will not attempt to initially define all resolution criteria in this market and will instead attempt to handle any nuances/complications/data feasibility as it arises. If by end of 2023 I think it is not possible to confidently resolve this market in the spirit in which it was intended, I reserve the right to resolve as "n/a".

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Bet no because the Calabria region in Italy is still the undisputed leader in the production of ‘nduja and I don’t see the bay area take over in that respect.

It’s very unclear what this market is about. 2023 was indisputably the year of Miami. I don’t think anything happened to make it SF year??

@BTE I would think to interpret Andy's prediction as referring to technology investment and cloud software investment more specifically given the context of his professional role and making the prediction within Term Sheet. Do you interpret it differently?

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