The long game behind Miami’s tech boom
Summary
The article analyzes Miami’s multi-decade effort to build a competitive tech hub that is now attracting firms like Palantir, Meta, Citadel and relocated software companies such as Kaseya. It highlights drivers including favorable tax structures, public-private partnerships (P3 statutes), aggressive government incentives and local real estate projects that support a live-work-play model. The piece calls out challenges around housing affordability, energy and data center capacity as Miami scales its AI- and hyperscale-friendly infrastructure. It also emphasizes the role of local startups and talent development in sustaining long-term ecosystem growth.
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