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The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex has quietly become the single best place in America to build a company that's meant to last — not because it's trendy, but because every operational variable that matters to a founder tilts in your favor here. Capital. Customers. Cost. Talent. Taxes. Networks that actually pick up the phone. This is the playbook I wish someone had handed me in 2003.

Plano has quietly done what few American suburbs have managed: it turned a stretch of farmland north of Dallas into one of the country's most concentrated corporate technology clusters.