“Other interested companies are said to include Google and Facebook; agreements are reportedly already in place for firms such as Microsoft, IBM, General Electric, and Cisco,” MacNN reports. “Skolkovo’s organizers are said to be aiming at making the park a Russian equivalent of Silicon Valley.”
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