Tech Garden anchor Density moves all manufacturing from Texas to Syracuse
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- Downtown Syracuse has added another key piece to its fast-growing high tech portfolio.
The Syracuse Tech Garden has just opened a brand new hardware center to support light manufacturing.
For its entire 15 years, the Tech Garden has been entirely office space used by software startups as home headquarters.
Rick Clonan, Vice President of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at CenterState CEO, and also the person in charge of the Tech Garden said it was time for the facility to take the next step in its evolution.
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