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Harris Developing New Cyber Integration Center, Will Be Operational By End of 2010

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Thursday, May 20th, 2010

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Harris [HRS] is creating the nation's first cyber integration center to provide government and commercial customers with a unique managed hosting service in a trusted environment, the company reported. The new 140,000-square foot Cyber Integration Center will be located in the mid-Atlantic region. The company recently acquired the facility and expects the center to be fully operational by the end of the calendar year. "Ensuring optimized performance and ultra-high reliability will make our customers more effective in accomplishing their missions.…

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