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A project of Cal Poly and the California
Central Coast Research Partnership (C3RP),
the Cal Poly Technology Park will serve
as a home on campus for technology-based
businesses—particularly firms engaged in
applied research and development. The
park will increase collaboration between
Cal Poly and industry and enhance the
ability of park tenants to draw from the
expertise of Cal Poly faculty and
students.
Scheduled to open its first building in
Spring 2010, the Cal Poly Technology
Park will feature buildings of
approximately 25,000 square feet each.
Individual companies will be able to
lease any amount of space they need,
from a small office to the entire
building.
"As the producer of components
for the NASA/JPL Mars Exploration
Rovers and for other aerospace
and
technology companies, my firm knows
what it takes to succeed in a
competitive global business
environment. We believe Cal Poly’s
Technology Park will be critical to
the California Central Coast's
success and will enable Cal Poly to
better connect with industry."
- Rodney Babcock, President, Next
Intent, Inc., San Luis Obispo
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