Microsoft To Open Innovation Center in Panama

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In the next few weeks, Francesc Antich, president of the Government of Mallorca (Spain), will sign an agreement with Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli to create the center in the Central American country.

Enterate.com reported that the center will work on the technology created in the islands, and that these will be the only facilities of their type in the world.

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