Real Estate/Development
Nov. 2, 2000
Running interference
By Julie Nakashima Working on a computer sometimes can be like watching "The Outer Limits" - some unseen force seems to be in control of the screen. As a not-so-happy consequence of the technology boom, building owners and tenants are increasingly likely to have their computers and other sensitive equipment go haywire because of electric and magnetic fields, or EMFs.
By Julie Nakashima
Working on a computer sometimes can be like watching "The Outer Limits" - some unseen force seems to be in control of the screen. As a not-so-happy consequence of the technology boom, building owners and tenants are increasingly likely to have their computers and other sensitive equipment go haywire because of electric and magnetic fields, or EMFs.
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Working on a computer sometimes can be like watching "The Outer Limits" - some unseen force seems to be in control of the screen. As a not-so-happy consequence of the technology boom, building owners and tenants are increasingly likely to have their computers and other sensitive equipment go haywire because of electric and magnetic fields, or EMFs.
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