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Tech Firms Go Far and Wide for Space

Published March 20, 2012
By
Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor

The one bright spot in an office-space market that has been slogging back from the downturn has been technology-industry expansion. And it isn't happening just in Silicon Valley.

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    How the Texas DOT uses AI

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    Win McNamee via Getty Images
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    New ASCE codes aim to provide vital flood protection

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