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HONG KONG AIMS TO BE A GLOBAL TECH HUB, BUT CAN IT HOLD ON TO ITS YOUNG TALENT?

1 min read • 1 hr ago • News - South China Morning Post • [src]
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At just 18, Hong Kong tech enthusiasts Rexan Wong Chak-chi and Ken Mochizuki are both rushing to deliver their business ideas. However, their choices of launch pad could not be further apart.

News - South China Morning Post reports that at just 18, Hong Kong tech enthusiasts Rexan Wong Chak-chi and Ken Mochizuki are both rushing to deliver their business ideas.

The report adds: However, their choices of launch pad could not be further apart.

While Wong is eyeing Silicon Valley in the United States for better support, Mochizuki is keen to stay in the city and contribute to the local community.

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