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    US / Canada User Workshops Spring 2022

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      Renate Chaplin
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      We are planning to host 6-8 fun workshops to launch the F01
      Canada East Coast
      Canada West Coast
      US East
      US Mid
      US West
      Any preference for cities? We would like to be nearer to you and tech hubs - where is an up and coming location right now for IoT?

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        cromagnon @Renate Chaplin
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        @Renate-Chaplin I'm on the West Coast and I think somewhere near the bay area would be good.

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