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 The smell of espresso hits you instantly as you push open a glass door in the Old Town, accompanied by the low, steady hum of developers typing away on mechanical keyboards while construction cranes frame the brutalist concrete skyline outside. Having set up my laptop in over fifty cities across the globe over the past eight years, I found myself returning to the Romanian capital for its raw energy and impressive internet infrastructure. It is a place where grand 19th-century French architecture rubs shoulders with imposing communist-era blocks, creating an unconventional backdrop for getting actual work done.
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