Many of the highly-educated, high-skilled high-tech Indian workers are leaving Silicon Valley and returning to India. And China too. Call it a reverse brain drain.
The job opportunities in China and India for these skilled high-tech workers are viewed to be better than the U.S.
The U.S. has consistently been a net exporter of three things: airplane, food, and technology. That may change for technology very, very soon.
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