With $111M investment, Indiana University betting big on microelectronics

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5 thoughts on “With $111M investment, Indiana University betting big on microelectronics

  1. I also thought that area was in Purdue’s purvue. The Purdue School of Business is also planning a move on Indy in competition with the Kelly School. Sounds like what the legislature wanted to avoid in 1969.

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