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To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (1197)	5/16/2001 10:24:27 PM
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Facts Monday, April 30, 2001 Cyberport Location: Telegraph Bay, Hong Kong (20 minutes by car from central business district). Year announced: 1999. First phase will be completed in 2002. Total area: 240,000 square meters of office space. Chief tenants: To be determined. IBM, Cisco Systems, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and Yahoo have signed letters of intent to become anchor tenants. Total investment: $2 billion, including cost of building 2,700 residential apartments, to be sold by the developer, Pacific Century Cyberworks, to recoup investment. Multimedia Super Corridor Location: South of Kuala Lumpur. Year announced: 1995. Total area: 750 square kilometers. Chief tenants: NTT, Telekom Malaysia, MIMOS Berhad. Total investment: $4 billion so far; initial pledge was $10 billion. Hitec City Location: 14 kilometers outside of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. Year announced: 1997. Total area: 63.2 hectares. Chief tenants: Microsoft, Oracle, GE Capital, Toshiba. Total investment: $320 million. Hsinchu Science-Based Industrial Park Location: 70 kilometers north of Taipei. Year announced: 1981. Total area: 580 hectares. Chief tenants: More than 270 companies producing computer chips, computer hardware, precision instruments and biotechnology products. Total investment: $620 million government expenditure over 20-year period, spent on "software and hardware" facilities. Copyright © 2001 The International Herald Tribune iht.com