Have to post this again because it’s just too good not to. A graphic illustration from BusinessWeek showing who’s coming to Silicon Valley.
Image originally published on BusinessWeek
One third of Silicon Valley startups are founded by Indian-Americans. As of 2010, Asian-Americans are the majority of Silicon Valley tech workforce: 50% vs 40% for Caucasians. Possibly eye-opening sources of talent in quantity: Japan, Middle East, Vietnam, France, Pacific Islands, Africa, Caribbean.
Silicon Valley is a powerful successful example of the “melting pot” theory: ignore origin and ethnicity, come together to do big things.
It’s why we must continue to push to expand access/openness/inclusion to all origins/ethnicities/genders/religions: there are huge opportunities ahead.
@pmarca Says 
Could this be because India made a conscious decision to promote education tailored to the needs of tech? Now that’s my idea of visionary democratic government. China is doing much the same thing. Will Silicon Valley even exist in 50 years, or will it relocate to China taking the design and marketing to the manufacturing hub. That’s a scary thought.