Miami, the city in the Western Hemisphere with the greatest future tech potential

(By Juan Maqueda) Miami is establishing itself as a prominent technological center, attracting the attention of the TECH community at an international level. During the April Miami Tech Week, which included the eMerge Americas Conference + Expo, the city has demonstrated its commitment to innovation, entrepreneurship, and the development of emerging technologies.

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The momentum towards Miami's technological transformation began with a tweet from Delian Asparouhov, a partner at Founders Fund, in December 2020, proposing to bring Silicon Valley to Miami. This idea resonated with the city's mayor, Francis Suárez, who quickly showed his support and opened the doors to the tech community. Suárez has become a prominent leader and established active communication with investors, builders, and educational centers, leveraging digital platforms to stay connected.

The eMerge Americas event has been instrumental in promoting Miami's technological advancements. Breaking attendance records, eMerge has created a collaborative and collective environment that goes beyond the formal programming of the convention center, becoming a comprehensive experience for participants.

Miami Tech Week has allowed the city to showcase its potential as a business hub and a gateway to Latin America and Europe. The city has sparked interest among entrepreneurs and businesspeople from the region, seeking to capitalize on investment opportunities and establish commercial alliances in Miami. During eMerge Americas, business missions such as Startup Valencia from Spain and Argentine entrepreneurs have been presented, demonstrating the city's international appeal.

Argentina, impressively showcased its presence at the mega fair, with notable companies like Bizit Global and a united group of tech companies called Unamiit.

Miami Tech Week has encompassed a wide range of activities for all profiles. From hackathons and hacker houses, where challenges are taken on and projects are developed at record speeds, to conferences featuring prominent developers and CEOs from the technology industry. Additionally, the presence of renowned speakers like Tom Brady has contributed to consolidating the relevance of the event.

But in May, there are still forums, meetings, and gatherings about Bitcoin, startups, apps, and Miami Tech solidifies its year-round business agenda, attracting companies from the industry to the city non-stop. Even Formula 1 has been a catalyst for many business-to-business (B2B) relationships in the tech world.

The participation of Founders Fund, one of Silicon Valley's leading investment funds, in the Miami Beach conference demonstrates the confidence and support of key players in the TECH ecosystem in the city. This endorsement has contributed to consolidating Miami as an attractive destination for startups and entrepreneurs seeking to grow and thrive in a dynamic and promising environment.

Miami has positioned itself as a TECH city in constant growth and evolution. Its unique combination of favorable climate, connectivity to Latin America and Europe, proactive leadership, and internationally renowned events like Miami Tech Week make it an emerging technological hub with significant potential for the future.

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