US, China, India Lead Global Tech Talent Rankings 2025

According to Colliers' Global Tech Markets: Top Talent Locations 2025 report, the United States, India, and China dominate the global tech talent landscape, with 36% of the world's tech talent concentrated in just 10 key locations, all in the U.S. or India. San Francisco Bay Area ranks first globally, followed by London as the second-best market for tech talent, making it the top city in Europe due to its strong academic infrastructure, innovation ecosystem, and investment environment. India's tech hubs, particularly Bengaluru and Hyderabad, are major global hotspots, accounting for 69% of the Asia Pacific region's tech talent and driving significant office space demand fueled by a young workforce and venture capital investments. The report highlights a shift in talent demand toward AI expertise, with rising job postings for AI roles and a decline in traditional IT jobs, alongside a younger tech workforce increasing by 9% for workers under 25 between 2014 and 2022. Emerging tech hubs such as São Paulo and Mexico City are gaining prominence, with businesses advised to adapt talent and location strategies amid AI-driven changes and demographic shifts. Overall, these global tech hubs are critical to innovation and economic growth, with companies focusing on aligning talent, innovation, and workspace strategies.