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by rvba
720 days ago
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Because companies are there to make money, especially those owned mostly by nameless shareholders and run by committee. And this "brand building" that you describe here has basically zero return on investment. Of course some company - proablably a private one (not public), could invest into it, but if you want to burn money on something your CEO likes or the owners like, you can use other ideas like paying millions to put your logo on soccer tshirts for hundreds of millions. Or hosting a forum ;) On a side note, I worked in a company that paid a lot of money for golf sponsorships and couldnt figure out why this "marketing" does not work in countries where nobody plays golf. I think they still havent figured out that there are countries outside of USA. |
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> zero return on investment
Any junior i-banker can produce a spreadsheet showing the lifetime labor value of high-quality technical talent educated at Canadian universities, many of whom are recruited to work for US technology companies.
https://www.utoronto.ca/news/u-t-deep-learning-pioneer-geoff...
> companies are there to make moneyNvidia agrees and invested in the future long before others. Thanks Geoff Hinton for planting seeds of science and money!
Nvidia Science Centre?