Tech Scene Emerges unto Florida’s Tech Cities

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With so much attention going towards Florida.

The indication of next tech boom emergence coming to the sunshine state.

With my recent visit down to Florida last week.  So many things have changed with good signs of the process.  Tampa and Miami, are two emerging cities now becoming the tech capital of the world right now next to San Francisco on Forbes emerging tech cities.  Florida isn’t just about the sun and beaches anymore.  Tampa and Miami have been topped 1st and 2nd in Forbe’s Emerging Tech Cities in the U.S.

Miami Crypto Capital

Last Years Article,

By the Cryptonomist states in the article.

The aim of the “Mayor” is to be able to introduce the crypto world to more citizens through forums and conferences such as Bitcoin 2021, a cryptocurrency-themed conference that will move from Los Angeles to Miami for this year only.

This seems to be a big pipe dream come true. As Pro-Bitcoin Mayor Francis Suarez believes that the two trends are related to one another since firms are beginning to realize the talent pool there is in Miami in regards to technology. Nonetheless, there is still a problem when it comes to crypto regulation. The city is believed to be following in the footsteps of Wyoming in its crypto policies.

Since then, the Bitcoin conference will be featured this year in Miami, Florida Miami Beach Convention Center.Bitcoin 2019 logo

Line-up featuring President Nayib Bukele, Dr. Jordan Peterson, Michael Sayler, and, Senator Cynthia Lummis to name a few of the key speakers at the conference.  Within the times I’ve lived in Florida during my childhood  I’ve never thought this would have grown so fast to be the next major tech hub.

1) Tampa, Florida

Besides the Crypto in South Florida, Tampa tops the #1 chart in Forbe’s Emerging Tech Cities, Tampa located west of Florida.

Tampa is quickly turning into Florida’s tech capital. It has been exploding in the tech industry for several years now. There are over 50 software and IT companies in Tampa.

Tampa is responsible for over 25% of Florida’s tech jobs, and there has been a massive surge in tech jobs in recent years. Over 2,000 new tech jobs are anticipated in 2021, in addition to the already vibrant community.

Quoting article coming from Forbes.

We’ll be expecting huge growth in the Tampa Bay Tech scene.  So many people moving towards that area for one of those reasons alone.  Housing marketing is now in a boom in Central Florida.  So if anyone is looking to move over to the Tampa Bay area, so many homes are readily out in the market.  It is selling out fast.

2) Miami

Florida’s Tech Emerging Cities, Miami.

Last years California and New York exodus from individuals escaping the tax states like California.  Guest who’s leaving as leaving to the east coast?  Many big-name tech companies moving away from California.  If anything to learning anything from last year so many people are moving from away for better opportunities,  Miami shows how many jobs in tech you can find in the Miami-Area.  As someone like myself that has lived in the Miami area before.  While Miami has its advantages,  so many of the morning commuters will be battling out throughout the new 9 – 5.  The future will set on high well, if not for Miami, throughout South Florida.

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