| 30 Largest Cities in Mexico Hold Tech Potential Bianca Wright - Nearshore Americas | |
| go to original September 18, 2015 |
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Mexico’s sprawling cities are host to large populations with the potential to support and develop technology hubs. The Latin American powerhouse boasts an impressive number of cities with populations larger than 500,000 - and the IT sector should take note.
Population data differs from source to source, but Mexico’s position as having a significant number of larger cities with more than 500,000 population is supported by more than one source. According to Index Mundi, 78.1% of the total population is urbanized.
PopulationLabs created a statistical graph and listing of the population of Mexico’s cities. It cited 36 cities as having populations of half a million or more. CityPopulation on the other hand lists 35 Mexican cities as housing over 500,000 people. Both studies indicate that Mexico is home to 10 cities that have over a million residents.
...Larger population bases translate into larger pools of potential talent as well as other benefits that can support the growth of technology sectors in those areas. A Wall Street Journal report pointed to the fact that America’s traditionally suburban tech sector is increasingly moving to large urban areas. While Mexico is a different proposition, its large urban bases make for attractive ground for the tech sector.
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