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July 1st, 2007
High-tech business incubator is just getting warmed up
Abstract:
After failing to attract high-technology companies to the Interstate 20 corridor, Arlington leaders came up with Plan B.
The plan was to create high-tech business clusters from scratch. Such clusters tend to grow on their own accord. Or that's the theory.
How? With a technology incubator, of course.
The idea was that the University of Texas at Arlington was loaded with brilliant professors and students performing all kinds of experiments in technical areas involving computers, nanoscience, engineering, chemistry and biology. Much of that research has commercial applications that need to be transformed from the laboratory to the marketplace.
Source:
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