Report: Tel Aviv’s ‘Silicon Wadi’ Follows Silicon Valley as #2 Top City for Tech Start-Ups
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Ynet – The Boston Globe has named Tel Aviv the world’s second best city for tech start-ups, after Silicon Valley in California.
Startup Genome, a resource for tracking and building start-ups, formed a list of the world’s leading high-tech cities for start-up entrepreneurs. Tel Aviv precedes New York, which only made it to the fifth place, Los Angeles (3) and London (7).
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