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Chicago's ambition to become a tech hub faces challenges as Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes raising the cloud computing tax from 9% to 11% to address a $1 billion deficit. Critics warn this could deter growth and drive businesses away, complicating the city's efforts to attract tech firms amid a broader industry downturn. Despite recent investments from major companies, the tech workforce has declined by 9.5% since 2018, raising concerns about the city's competitive edge.
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