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The top locations for startups are: #1 Silicon Valley, #2 New York City and London tied, #4 Los Angeles, #5 Tel Aviv.
Startup Genome: The Global Startup Ecosystem Report
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2023

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The report is based on data from 3.5 million startups across 290 global ecosystems. The 2023 version is the report's 11th year.

Why it Matters

These key startup hubs offer thriving ecosystems and resources that attract entrepreneurs and foster innovation, making them ideal destinations for aspiring startups seeking growth and success.

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