Top 7 startup cities keep their ranking in 2020 — but new players are on the rise

Silicon Valley is still the number one startup ecosystem and is closely followed by New York and London, which has risen in the ranking. That’s according to Startup Genome’s Global Startup Ecosystem 2020 report launched today at TNW’s Ecosystems Couch Conference. But how are the rest of the world’s startup ecosystem fairing? Let’s take a closer look. Unsurprisingly, the US is still leading the way with several of its cities making the ranking. On closer inspection, Silicon Valley is still the number one startup ecosystem, and is closely followed by New York coming in at number 2. Other US cities…

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