GM Picks Atlanta

GM has something to tell Atlanta: Beep! Beep! You Betcha! (That's legal speak, of course.) It picked the former UPS Innoplex facility in Roswell for its massive software development center.

 
Sources tell us GM has purchased (for an undisclosed sum) the  230k SF facility at 2010 Warsaw Rd that Big Brown shuttered in 2009. The car company is expected to open its third national software development center sometime during the first half of 2013, potentially hiring more than 1,000 high-paid workers. A GM spokesperson says the company does not comment on ?speculation and rumor.?We broke the story earlier this year that Atlanta was in the running for one of a handful of GM software innovation centers (Detroit and Austin already have them).
 

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