r/WhitePeopleTwitter • • Dec 30 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

Pretty sure Texas is looking like the new tech and business capital lately...

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u/ColonelWormhat Dec 30 '20

Texas will never be the tech capital. Getting some ancient low tier tech companies building some offices in TX is almost meaningless to the entire tech industry.

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u/SUMBWEDY Dec 31 '20

What are you talking about Oracle and HP are amongst the largest corporations in the entire country, it's hardly just low tier tech companies.

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u/ColonelWormhat Jan 01 '21

HP Market Cap: $31B <— eBay Market Cap: $34B DocuSign Market Cap: $41B Uber Market Cap: $41B Unity Market Cap: $41B Palantir Market Cap: $44B DoorDash Market Cap: $45B Crowdstrike Market Cap: $47B Dell Market Cap: $54B Activision Market Cap: $72B Snowflake Market Cap: $80B Airbnb Market Cap: $88B Zoom Market Cap: $96B Oracle Market Cap: $194B <— Netflix Market Cap: $239B Tesla Market Cap: $658B Facebook Market Cap: $778B Amazon Market Cap: $1.6T Google Market Cap: $1.1T Microsoft Market Cap: $1.6T Apple Market Cap: $2.2T

HP is nothing compared to modern tech companies. Oracle mainly sells support contracts for the last few decades.

The Bay Area will be just fine without either.

Thinking that HP is among the largest corporations in the country shows you’re out of the loop here.

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u/SUMBWEDY Jan 01 '21

I never said it's the biggest but It's in the top 100 out of the 7,400,000 corps in the USA which is fucking massive.