Updated Nov. 30, 2012 at 8:10 a.m.
Extreme Networks, U.S. Ignite, the North Carolina Technology Association, and MCNC will celebrate advanced networking technologies in North Carolina on Thursday with “Networking the Future North Carolina” in Research Triangle Park.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — In looking ahead to a better networked future, "The secret sauce is the connectivity in North Carolina," says Brooks Raiford, chief executive officer of the North Carolina Technology Association.
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Extreme Networks, U.S. Ignite, the North Carolina Technology Association, and MCNC will celebrate advanced networking technologies in North Carolina on Thursday with “Networking the Future North Carolina” in Research Triangle Park.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — In looking ahead to a better networked future, "The secret sauce is the connectivity in North Carolina," says Brooks Raiford, chief executive officer of the North Carolina Technology Association.
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