Great Plains Campus

## Great Plains Common Campus

*Tomorrow Runs on NeoNET*

* **Location:**3900 Great Plains Dr S, Fargo, RRDMZ 58104
* **Senior Management:**Site Leader Carol Drummer, working in conjunction with resident AI NeoMind F.2
* **Status:**Branch office of NeoNET , a Corporate Court-certified AAA Prime Corporation. The Great Plains Common Campus is held as extraterritorial by NeoNET.
* **Business:**Information Technologies and Business Solutions
* **Security:** NeoNET's core business facilities are guarded by a small contingent of NeoNET's Minuteman security. Security for the rest of the GPCC is contracted out to Borderlands Security's 'NeoSec' Team, which offers a full schedule of services to the NeoNET subsidiaries and optional coverage for the various vendors and subcontractors on site. NeoSec Watch Captain Cassandra Polecat works with Minuteman's Site Security Officer Ryan Kelly to coordinate security policy.
* **Partners:**The GPCC contains offices not just for NeoNET's Fargo-based operations but also their many subsidiaries, most importantly the Oceti Sakowin -based FTL Technologies (inventors of the 'Warpdrive' Matrix language), but also including WolfWare, CompuForce, PULSEware, Simplex Software and Ultra as well as their many subcontractors, such as MidGuard InfoSecurity, Foxtrot Communications, SPIRIT, InZone Installations, Aseban Design, Agassiz Quality Solutions, Between Borders, and RLC and others. Sundog Renaissance also maintains primary offices here, leasing the property from NeoNET.
* **History:**    The site's history in the information technologies business goes back to the 1980's when it was the site of Great Plains Software. In the early twenty-first century the Old Man sold Great Plains to then-computer giant Microsoft , who rebuilt it as a major corporate campus, giving the site its current shape and character. Microsoft, like so many tech giants of the age, was shattered by the Crash of '29 and when it was bought out by the emerging Matrix company, Fuchi Industrial Electronics , the Campus was one of the many assets to go with it. Since then ownership has changed hands with the business climate, with the campus being part of the North American buyout of 2059 by Richard Villiers of Fuchi holdings to form his new company Novatech . In 2065, in the wake of the Second Crash , Novatech acquired several other tech companies and rebranded itself as the AAA-ranked NeoNET.

**Structure:**

The campus has five primary facilities, either occupied by NeoNET and its subsidiaries or rented to their business partners, subcontractors and vendors.

* **NeoNET Echo Building**: Most central of the major complexes, houses the Commons as well as the NeoNET direct assets. The only building not covered under NeoSec protection, it is home to a small garrison of Minuteman Security personnel.
* **NeoNET Fuchi Building**: To the west of Echo, the largest of the five complexes, Fuchi houses the various NeoNET subsidiaries, primarily the FTL Technologies complex, but including Wolfware, CompuForce, PULSEware, Simplex Software and Ultra offices.
* **NeoNET Legacy Building**: To the east of Echo, the entire building is occupied by the Sundog Renaissance primary corporate offices.
* **NeoNET Orb Building**: To the southeast of Echo, contains the offices of various subcontractors and vendors, including the offices of MidGuard, Agassiz Quality Solutions, Between Borders and others.
* **NeoNET Navi Building**: To the southwest of Echo, smallest of the five complexes, is home to the offices of various subcontractors and vendors. Foxtrot Uniform, SPIRIT, InZone Installations, Aseban Design and RCL are all based out of Navi.

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