The exact percentage of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) in tech in the USA is difficult to determine, as there is no comprehensive database that tracks the racial and ethnic makeup of the tech industry. However, several studies and reports have highlighted the lack of diversity in the industry.

According to a report by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) in 2020, women make up only 25% of the computing workforce, and only 5% of computing-related occupations are held by Black women and Latinas combined. Additionally, a study by the Kapor Center in 2018 found that African Americans and Latinos make up only 5% of the total workforce at the top 75 tech companies in Silicon Valley.

Overall, these statistics suggest that the percentage of BIPOC in tech in the USA is quite low. The lack of diversity in the tech industry has been linked to a number of issues, including limited access to education and training, biases in the hiring process, and workplace culture that is not welcoming or supportive of people from underrepresented groups.