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The locations of Oxford, Cambridge, and Silicon Valley are highlighted as the fertile ground for future innovation, including the origins of companies like Apple.

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The locations of Oxford, Cambridge, and Silicon Valley are highlighted as the fertile ground for future innovation, including the origins of companies like Apple.

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  1. Silicon Valley spawned wealthy elite in the state, and the Reason Foundation surveyed state infrastructure.Sub-event
  2. Bill Hubbard, with the backing of Lori Greiner, successfully launched Chilly Billy's Ice Cream, a business that started as Frozen Farmer, in Cambridge.Sub-event
  3. Celebrating the innovation ecosystem where companies like Apple were born, linking Oxford, Cambridge, and Silicon Valley.1 source

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