On today’s What Next TBD: Is the collapse of SVB the end of tech’s VC-funded “moonshot” era?
The economy is doing well almost every but in tech, where headlines about layoffs have been replaced with news about Silicon Valley Bank’s demise. The collapse of “the central artery for the tech industry” looks like the end of an era.
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