Silicon Valley can’t wait for Donald Trump’s inauguration.
The high-tech bias of Trump’s second term in the White House became apparent when his former opponent for the Republican nomination, biotech billionaire Vivek Ramaswami, turned into one of his closest supporters, and tech-smart venture capitalist JD Vance became his vice-presidential pick.
Then along came Elon Musk, followed by another former Pay Pal founder, David Sacks (a third Pay Pal alumnus, Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel, has been behind Trump since his first term).
Now Mark Zuckerberg wants to get into act, offering to take “an active role” in shaping Trump’s tech policy. Meanwhile,Trump’s latest admirer from high-tech heaven, Amazon founder and executive chairmanJeff Bezos, has said he is very optimistic about working with a “calmer” Donald Trump during his second turn in the White House.
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