I really don't think the tech bubble will burst. What we are currently experiencing is a new normal. The Dot Com boom was far before its time. But the current platform diversification and the number of devices, and penetration of the internet the average number of internet connected devices consumers have has expanded greatly since the 90's.
With previous tech booms they failed because they over valued a non-existent market. In 1997 only 18% of American has internet access, today its >84% [1]
TL;DR the last tech crash happened when less then half Americans had internet access, that's doubled. And connections speeds have increase nearly 100x since then.
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[ 0.23 ms ] story [ 18.8 ms ] threadWith previous tech booms they failed because they over valued a non-existent market. In 1997 only 18% of American has internet access, today its >84% [1]
TL;DR the last tech crash happened when less then half Americans had internet access, that's doubled. And connections speeds have increase nearly 100x since then.
[1] US cenus data http://www.census.gov/prod/2013pubs/p20-569.pdf and well a few directories above that is the 2012 data.