Growing South
The diffusion of U.S. tech innovation and Mexico's emergence as a startup hub
North America's center of technological innovation is moving south, and Mexico is becoming ever more integrated into the cycle. This 23-page report maps the country's transformation into a startup hub.
Inside the report
Two generations ago, most American hi-tech firms clustered around Boston. Over time they spread to Research Triangle Park, Silicon Valley, and Austin. As the process continues, Mexico is becoming more intensely integrated into the cycle of technological innovation.
Based on interviews with dozens of technology professionals and entrepreneurs, the report traces Mexico's shift from industrial manufacturing and business services toward genuine tech entrepreneurship, and how founders plan to expand across Latin America.
- How tech innovation is de-centralizing, and Mexico's chance to build on its talent base
- How startup entrepreneurs are changing Mexico's traditionally risk-averse business culture
- The growing ties between technology professionals in the U.S. and Mexico
- Wage analysis of IT professionals and surveys of nearshore outsourcing professionals
- How entrepreneurs plan to expand from Mexico across Latin America
Read the full report
Get the complete 23-page Nearshore Americas report on Mexico's emergence as a startup hub.
