Are the fake-meat companies tech companies? I thought they are more like contract manufacturers, brewers, or other industrial foodstuffs.
No doubts on the access to cheap debt, though.
No doubts on the access to cheap debt, though.
So much of this world is driven by idiotic speculation based on slick websites and charismatic presenters.
Or is pharma part of tech in your definition? What about NASA?
Impossible engineering soybeans to produce more heme to make fake meat behave more like meat is a technology, in that it is a novel innovation applied to solve a real world problem.
But in modern common parlance "tech" tends to mean either that a company's offering is either entirely or heavily augmented by new software, or that the company has ties to a specific network of talent/investors/etc, or that the company has very low incremental costs per user. In those cases, they might not be a tech company.
It's technology innovations in food rather than electronics, but it's still technology innovations that are based around disrupting the existing industry.