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Creating Innovation Neighborhoods

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Bill Petti

Really interesting article in the recent issue of BusinessWeek on the company Plug and Play, a Silicon Valley firm that has provided affordable and flexible infrastructure for tech startups since 2006. Plug and Play isn’t trying to design the next killer app or Web 2.0 experience. Instead, the firm provides the resources for up and [...]

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