Google co-founder Larry Page has moved to Florida, according to a tweet from Y Combinator's Paul Graham. The Silicon Valley tech leader's relocation marks a significant shift from the traditional tech hubs of California and Washington state.

The move comes as tech industry figures increasingly explore relocation options amid changing business landscapes and personal preferences. Page, who co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in 1998, has maintained a relatively low public profile in recent years while focusing on various ventures including flying car development through his company Kitty Hawk.

Florida has been actively courting tech executives and entrepreneurs with favorable tax policies and business-friendly regulations. Page's move could signal a broader trend of tech leadership diversifying geographically beyond traditional coastal tech centers. The state's growing tech ecosystem and quality of life factors may have influenced this decision.