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Billionaire Ken Griffin just made a $3 billion technology bet with Carnegie Mellon, and the payoff could turn Miami into Silicon Valley

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Ken Griffin, the CEO and creator of Citadel, is giving the biggest individual donation in the history of higher education, but his $3 billion pledge goes much beyond just signing…

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Billionaire Ken Griffin just made a $3 billion technology bet with Carnegie Mellon, and the payoff could turn Miami into Silicon Valley

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Billionaire Ken Griffin just made a $3 billion technology bet with Carnegie Mellon, and the payoff could turn Miami into Silicon Valley

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