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The AI boom is the first platform shift where there are ‘real advantages’ of building from Asia, says Antler’s founder and CEO Magnus Grimeland
Despite its fragmented markets and myriad of cultures and spoken languages, Asia is becoming an increasingly popular home for budding tech and AI entrepreneurs, according to Magnus Grimeland, the founder and CEO of venture capital firm…
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Magnus Grimeland, founder and CEO of venture‑capital firm Antler, said Asia is becoming an increasingly popular base for emerging tech and AI entrepreneurs despite its fragmented markets and diverse cultures and languages. Speaking at the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 Summit in Vietnam on Nov. 3, Grimeland noted that while building companies in the United States remains very popular and continues at scale, the region’s advantages are drawing more founders to Asian ecosystems.
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