These Are Brooklyn's Hottest Tech Startups
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Bre Pettis, founder at MakerBot
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Over the summer, 3D printing company Stratasys acquired MakerBot, the hot 3D printing startup, in a $400 million deal.
"We're so proud to be doing this in Brooklyn," MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis said in June. "I don't think we could've done this any other place."
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In Brooklyn's DUMBO area, there is a growing community of tech startups. The area, which stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, is home to more than 500 tech companies.
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