Denver area residents were treated to some fun over the weekend with reports of the purchase of a 432-acre former campus of Storage Technology by a "mystery buyer," for as much as much as $60 million. The buyer insisted on absolute secrecy from everyone involved in the deal, including Sun Microsystems, which owned the campus. "It's like dealing with the CIA," said one broker associated with the transaction.
The negotiations were so secretive that the Associated Press reported that "We don't even know it is a tech company," Tom Clark, executive vice president of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp. said. "It could be a tech company, but it could also be a financial services company or an energy company. Who knows?"
I'd give very good odds that it's Google, for a number of reasons:
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