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Cybercities 2008 contains information on the nation's top 60 metropolitan areas by high-tech employment. The map above shows the metro areas for all 60 cities covered.* Not all cities covered have a press release. Click on the links below to access localized press releases for 35 of the cities covered in the report.
* For a complete listing of the 60 cybercities detailed in this report, please see the Table of Contents. This page was last updated on
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