Will Central Maryland Replace MoCo'S I270 Corridor As The Economic Engine of The Stat

With the growth of Fort Meade through BRAC, NSA, U.S Cyber Command, and the numerous private companies setting up shop in Howard and Ann Arundel Counties, that area is seriously poised to have a high tech job core that rivals Tysons Corner in the amount of jobs and commercial office space. Meanwhile Moco and its I270 tech corridor has pretty much been stagnant since the 80's and economic growth in the dc suburbs has been dominated by Fairfax and the rest of Northern Virginia. So my question is, within the next 10 years will central maryland become the new economic engine of the State?

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