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Stanford Research Park celebrates 75 years as Silicon Valley’s engine of innovation

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Stanford Research Park celebrates 75 years as Silicon Valley’s engine of innovation — Mountain View Technology news

Stanford Research Park, which sits on land owned by Stanford University, celebrated its 75-year anniversary in a two-day celebration on Oct. 21 and 22. The festivities commemorated the park’s unique 1951 origin story and its present-day status as a “cradle of innovation and technology." The post Stanford Research Park celebrates 75 years as Silicon Valley s engine of innovation appeared first on Palo Alto Online.

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