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How Stanford feeds Silicon Valley—at a cost

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Stanford is a hot house for the technology industry, producing a constant stream of graduates who have gone on to set up and run the great and good of Silicon Valley. But while such a close working relationship has seen many successes, the sheer quantities of money involved make the set-up increasingly tense.

In The New Yorker, Ken Auletta takes a long, hard look at how Stanford has become such a big provider for Silicon Valley.
via Gizmodo

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