Illustration by Melanie Lambrick A passionate conversation about the Miami startup scene began on Twitter last month after a Bay Area venture capitalist tweeted, "what if we move silicon valley to miami" and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez responded, "How can I help?" Miami boosters have long pushed the Magic City as the next tech startup hub. Now, a year into the Covid-19 era, their pitch has gained greater appeal, given the widespread embrace of remote work and newfound appreciation for outdoor living spaces. Of course, the friendly tax climate--Florida has no personal income taxes--and the mild winter weather have long drawn newcomers, as have its enviable position as a gateway to Latin America and its glittering nightlife. Now, a number of high-profile arrivals are driving new excitement about Miami's startup ecosystem. Here's what has startup leaders talking: