I love the article and agree. The advances in biotech and merger of computers "computational biology" are going to have a profound impact. The cure for both multiple rare diseases and cancers is playing out right now. Last decade's photo sharing app and SaaS solution have nothing on what will be created over the next 5-10 years in biotech and healthtech. Bay area is uniquely special to take advantage of this.
Really interesting that this was posted directly after your previous post, which concluded that 'atoms are local'.
Do you see a future where both theses are simultaneously correct?
Where the Bay area is a/the critical hub for R&D and early-stage commercialization...but the 'scaling up' (i.e. mass, decentralized production) happens locally?
I love the article and agree. The advances in biotech and merger of computers "computational biology" are going to have a profound impact. The cure for both multiple rare diseases and cancers is playing out right now. Last decade's photo sharing app and SaaS solution have nothing on what will be created over the next 5-10 years in biotech and healthtech. Bay area is uniquely special to take advantage of this.
Really interesting that this was posted directly after your previous post, which concluded that 'atoms are local'.
Do you see a future where both theses are simultaneously correct?
Where the Bay area is a/the critical hub for R&D and early-stage commercialization...but the 'scaling up' (i.e. mass, decentralized production) happens locally?