For Steve Wozniak, who along with Steve Jobs founded Apple in a garage in Silicon Valley in 1976, the startups that settle in the region today are quite different from those of his time. In an interview published this week, the engineer criticized the greed of technology professionals, he said, put the money in the first place.
“With Apple, we thought in terms of ‘maybe we will be a company small, but we will do what we think is important, ‘ “Wozniak said. But today, he said, the growth in the number of startups – and the popularization of this business model. – Has attracted more people interested in making money than just passionate about technology and innovation
“I think the money that has been done [in Silicon Valley] attracted a different kind of people who look at the technology today and say ‘oh my God, I could open a startup and make a lot of money’ “, criticized the co-founder of Apple.
Via Business Insider
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