California Cybercities 2002: A Metropolitan Overview of California’s High-Technology Industry

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Highlights of What's Inside. . .

• San Jose was California's leading cybercity by high-tech employment with 280,800 jobs in 2001

• San Jose's tech industry lost some 5,000 jobs between 2000 and 2001

• San Francisco had the second highest concentration of high-tech jobs

• Los Angeles has the most high-tech establishments in 2000 with 6,200

• San Diego ranked first by consumer electronics manufacturing employment

• Sacramento ranked second by homes with Internet access

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California Cybercities 2002 is a supplement to Cyberstates 2002: A State-by-State Overview of the High-Technology Industry.  Find out more information about Cyberstates 2002 or review Cyberstate data for California.

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