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Tech giant EMC thinks even bigger about Seattle

October 20, 2011 /

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Expect dramatic growth in Seattle from tech giant EMC.

The company on Wednesday reiterated plans to hire 200 people at flashy new offices that opened last month on the south edge of Pioneer Square, alongside the Alaskan Way Viaduct.

Already the company has about 700 employees in the region, mostly at Isilon, the data storage company started by a RealNetworks veteran that EMC acquired in December for $2.25 billion.

Seattle’s going to be EMC’s fastest-growing research and development center, outpacing the growth of centers in North Carolina and Silicon Valley and its headquarters in Hopkinton, Mass., near Boston.

Posted by Brier Dudley

Full Story: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/technologybrierdudleysblog/2016552527_emcs_tucci_on_seattle_jobs_tec.html

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