I think he's missing the fact that even non-tech startups can benefit from being in the Valley.
In fact, I'd say most of the things startups need to thrive are not technology specific: many daring investors, a large pool of potential hires primed to work for equity, marketing/sales/legal advice and motivation and moral support from being around other entrepreneurs.
In fact, I'd say most of the things startups need to thrive are not technology specific: many daring investors, a large pool of potential hires primed to work for equity, marketing/sales/legal advice and motivation and moral support from being around other entrepreneurs.