Tech-Szene: 500.000 Dollar aufwärts im Jahr: Was junge Deutsche in San Francisco erwartet
Nie floss mehr Kapital ins Silicon Valley. Mittendrin: junge Deutsche, die Doktortitel oder Konzernkarriere aufgeben, um im KI-Boom reich zu werden. Dabei würden sie es sich anders wünschen.
In the tech scene of San Francisco, German entrepreneurs are reaping significant rewards, with some reaping upwards of $500,000 in a year. Young Germans like Marvin Gabler, who settled in the city two and a half months ago to build a new company, are drawn to the opportunity of simulating the physical world using artificial intelligence (AI) to create new materials.
Gabler, who is 30 years old, sees this as a broader issue and criticizes traditional corporate careers like those at Bosch. He is one of many Germans who are moving to San Francisco to start a new venture and find capital and talent. While Germany boasts excellent universities that train AI experts, Gabler believes that opportunities in the U.S. are growing and will continue to do so.
At tech events, startups, and AI labs, young Germans are increasingly found seeking their fortune, often before even completing their studies, in California. German venture capitalists are confirming this exodus, even though there are currently no studies or official statistics to support the claim. Some representatives from funds like Pointnine and 468 Capital travel to Berlin, Munich, or Stuttgart regularly to invest directly in German teams. The allure of a never-before-seen gold rush is undeniable.
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