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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 1696272, member: 1414"] The moves they are making are widely understood. The switch to Boston had more to do with access to top computer engineering talent than any cost breaks. The location on the Seaport is designed to attract young people. They made investments in Pivotal a few years ago (EMC owned company. Ford just joined them in investing). While they are keeping some businesses as cash cows, the move is to dominate "the internet of things". They are becoming a software company, but primarily embedded code, that operates across a spectrum of industrial and consumer devices. Think smart homes, smart utility meters, smart industrial equipment, all connected and driven by data analysis. [/QUOTE]