What US city do you think will see the most tech growth in the next 12 months?

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Miami8%

Denver18%

Seattle17%

San Francisco Bay Area11%

Chicago2%

New York5%

Raleigh8%

Boston4%

Austin18%

Other5%

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Director of Network Transformation2 years ago

Went with Seattle due to Amazon and MSFT.  The cross pollination between them as well as AI will create some interesting startups in the next few years.   

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