February 10, 2019 3 min read

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In the blockbuster musical Hamilton, the so-called “Room Where It Happens” is the locale of the monumental Compromise of 1790. Also referred to as the Dinner Table Bargain, the deal went down as such: Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton agreed to move the site of the nation’s capital; in exchange, then-Rep. James Madison would give Hamilton permission to tweak the country’s financial system so that the federal government would assume all state debts.

But enough history lessons. If there was ever a modern “Room Where It Happens,” that room would encompass all of Silicon Valley. As the home of groundbreaking startups and some of the world’s largest tech companies, that site on the southern shore of the Bay Area is a hotspot for innovation.

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