>The UK isn't really known for being an ambitious nation.
They've ruled the seas and half of the earth for centuries. They've ruled commerce and industry for centuries.
Isn't that a proof of ambitions?
They've ruled the seas and half of the earth for centuries. They've ruled commerce and industry for centuries.
Isn't that a proof of ambitions?
Certainly Britain’s imperial history speaks for itself. However the last 25+ years of tech startups has shown us the psyche has changed.
So, why hasn't this translated to trillion dollar companies in the UK?
As always, you have the good counterexamples of critical for the world companies such as ASML, ARM, Zeiss, Ericsson and Nokia (5G) that don't have such high valuations. Does that mean they aren't successful or needed?