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    Der Startup-Inkubator Y Combinator schließt Kanada stillschweigend von den Ländern aus, in denen es investieren wird


    Der Startup-Inkubator Y Combinator schließt Kanada stillschweigend von den Ländern aus, in denen es investieren wird

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-26/startup-incubator-y-combinator-cuts-canada-from-countries-where-it-will-invest

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    1. Strict_Common6871 on

      We don’t need them, our days as an advanced industrial country with world-class high-tech are over, now we are going to focus on selling our resources to third-world countries

    2. Due-Concert4324 on

      I work at a US company (from Canada) that became public not so long ago. Canadian startup scene is just gabage. I wont even work for a Canadian company unless situation is really bad. There arent much tax incentives here and also most high ambitious Canadians just move to USA, the only reason I am in Canada is because I have my whole family here. If it wasnt I would be in Seattle now. I think 10-15% of our engineers are Canadians who moved to USA.

    3. blackButterflymb on

      Y Combinator is no longer investing in Canadian startups, forcing firms that want to join the Silicon Valley accelerator to reincorporate, likely in the United States.
      YC now only backs firms registered in the U.S., Cayman Islands or Singapore, according to its standard deal terms.
      Canada was previously listed as an acceptable jurisdiction, but was removed in November 2025. A similar change was made to YC’s frequently asked questions page.
      YC had previously backed Canadian-incorporated startups since at least its winter 2008 cohort.

    6. MagneticRetard on

      i wonder if it’s political since Y Combinator CEO is very strongly pro-trump

      Mind you couple of months ago, he was saying that using AI and tech to create a surveillance was good because America was the one doing it [https://x.com/garrytan/status/1963310592615485955](https://x.com/garrytan/status/1963310592615485955)

      He was one of the founding employees of Palantir and is still a major investor and a good friend with Peter Thiel

    7. shakazuluwithanoodle on

      I honestly don’t understand why tech startups need so much money. it’s a huge waste.

      if you have a good product it will fly

    9. Additional-Disk-3264 on

      This is actually huge news.

      YC is still the more desirable startup program, even if it’s diluted itself over the years.

      If you’re a Canadian tech startup with a real chance at being world-class, you’ll strongly consider starting as a Delaware C-Corp instead of a Canadian corp.

      I’d love to know why YC required this.

    10. MainBuddy604 on

      The bulk of startup culture is bullshit. They parrot off of other companies that essentially just use euphemisms for law breaking, like „disruption“… Dont hear much of that anymore.

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