Government — 307,000• UPS — 78,000• Amazon — 30,000• Intel — 25,000• Nissan — 20,000• Nestlé — 16,000• Microsoft — 22,000 (across multiple rounds)• Bosch — 13,000• Verizon — 13,000• Dell — 12,000• Accenture — 11,000• Ford — 11,000• Novo Nordisk — 9,000• PwC — 5,600• Salesforce — 4,000• IBM — 2,700• American Airlines — 2,700• Paramount — 2,000• Target — 1,800• General Motors — 1,500• Applied Materials — 1,444• Kroger — 1,000• Meta — 1,000These are not speculative startups or poorly run companies.

I'm not opposed to the Milwaukee market, I currently live in Wisconsin (near the Dells).

Dell moved its headquarters there in 1993 due to tax incentives and its now receiving tax incentives till 2099.

Compal — which has built computers, tablets and smartphones for companies like Apple, Google, Dell and Toshiba has leased sites in Taylor and Georgetown, where it plans to employ more than 1,000 people at two buildings totaling nearly 600,000 SFhttps://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2025/11/05/compal-el...

Little Hutto isn't so little anymore and that is due to Samsung in Taylor, primarily and Dell to the west. 

. — a Taiwanese Fortune Global 500 electronics contract manufacturer focused on artificial intelligence computing services for clients like Dell Technologies Inc., Tesla Inc. and Apple Inc. — is officially headed to Georgetown.

Some of the richest people in the world — Elon Musk, Michael Dell and Tito Beveridge, for example — have invested their money in the outskirts of Austin in recent years.

Also the anchor companies are still growing here i.e Dell announced major spend on its campus, Musk bought more land around Gigafactory and Kyle and Bastrop, Apple bought more land around its campus etc 

Dell Technologies Inc. is planning a $25 million expansion over the next five years at its Round Rock headquarters.That was disclosed by Round Rock Chamber officials during an Aug. 28 meeting as the Round Rock City Council unanimously voted to approve nominating Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) at its HQ at 1 Dell Way as a qualified enterprise project as part of the Texas Enterprise Zone Program.Dell is planning $25 million in real property and business personal property improvements at the site over the next five years, consisting of expansion, new construction and renovation.

. — a Taiwanese electronics contract manufacturer that works with the likes of Dell, Tesla and Apple — appears to have settled on Georgetown for a large factory.Georgetown-based Pegatron Technologies LLC on Aug. 4 noted in a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation that it intends to start work next month on a $20 million tenant finish out project at the 169,000-square-foot building 3 of the Blue Springs Business Park at 610 Blue Springs Blvd.