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I think that's a pretty good list, except Chattanooga.
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Originally Posted by Mutiny77
I think it takes a lot more than that to truly be a tech town though.
Sure sure, they definitely aren't in the league of most larger cities. But that is just what came to mind, as the OP asked, and really it kinda was the first place I thought of. I was picturing small town with an inconspicuous tech focus.
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Originally Posted by Wata-Z
-Bay Area
-Seattle
-Boston
-Austin
-Washington DC
-Raleigh -Boulder
-Provo-Lehi-Salt Lake City
I thought about including both of these but decided my list would be too long. Not bad choices.
You can throw Irvine, California (in Orange county) on to the list. The whole area looks like one big high tech corporate office!
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