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Tests run November 2026
Three required tests keep this section honest. The computing test: no first computer, computing centre or first computerised product seated in North Liberty was found — negative; the county's computing firsts belong to its university and its big works, in their own builds. The name-in-other-cities test: no famous technology firm bears this town's name on work done elsewhere, and no work done here hides under another city's famous name — the extrusion plant trades under its corporate names, plainly, and the resident gas-turbine-controls inventor of the inventors leg patented under his own name from this address into the region's aerospace supply chain, which is the town's one documented thread into high technology and is cross-referenced, not retold. The modern layer closes the leg dated: as of November 2026 the town's technology state is a world-scale extrusion plant, a resident patent record in aircraft controls, broadband-era municipal services whose build-out dates stand as a named gap (settler: the town's comprehensive plan and Indiana's broadband records), and no research institution, innovation park or software firm seated here in the record reached.