ViaWest heads west again, plans 3rd facility in Oregon
What happens when companies are acquired? If it's ViaWest, it continues to grow. Five months after getting acquired for $1.2 billion, the Greenwood Village Internet hosting company said Wednesday it...
View ArticleZayo gets its first data center in Denver
Zayo Group on Monday said it completed its $675 million purchase of Latisys Holdings, which makes the acquisition the Boulder company's second largest ever. But its purchase of the Englewood company...
View ArticleRecurly picks Boulder to expand, hire 30 people
In the tech-begets-tech files, San Francisco's Recurly plans to open an office in Boulder and hire 30 people. The company specializes in managing monthly subscriber payments for companies like Sling...
View ArticleEnvysion moving HQ to Superior, plans to hire 30 workers
Louisville video-tech company Envysion will move its headquarters a mile away to Superior next month because it needs more room. The company, which employs 106 people, plans to hire another 30 sales...
View ArticleViaWest starts building 9th data center in Texas
Noted: ViaWest on Thursday announced that construction has begun on its ninth Texas-area data center -- and the company's 30th. The new 156,000-square-foot center, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, is...
View ArticleZayo buys Dallas data center due to demand from energy, tech clients
Noted: Technology and energy customers led to Zayo Group's purchase of a 36,000-square-foot data center in Dallas, the Boulder Internet connection company announced Thursday. Zayo acquired the...
View ArticleDizzion moves downtown, expands to Texas
Fast-growing Dizzion said Wednesday that it will move its headquarters downtown later this quarter. The company, which helps clients access their desktop computers in the cloud, said that it tripled...
View ArticlePing Identity, prepping for possible IPO, say revenues could grow to $100M
Noted: Denver security firm Ping Identity on Thursday shared some details on the company's growth in 2015 as it preps for a possible initial public offering this year. Subscriptions to its suite of...
View ArticleDish to open downtown Denver office to attract tech workers
Dish Network will announce Friday morning that it will open a downtown Denver office to help it attract more software developers. Besides an urban locale, the new 20,000-square-foot space at the Grand...
View Article3-D printer maker Aleph Objects expands LulzBot to Australia
Loveland's Aleph Objects, the 3-D printer company that prints parts to build more 3-D printers, said Tuesday it has opened a new fulfillment center in Australia to expand distribution of its LulzBot...
View ArticleHomeAdvisor expands in Colorado Springs, plans to hire another 100
Golden-based HomeAdvisor moved its Colorado Springs operation to the InterQuest business park at 9910 Federal Drive this week. HomeAdvisor, which matches home-service contractors to consumers, expanded...
View ArticleMoo moves into Galvanize
Incoming: Custom-business card seller Moo.com has opened a Denver office at the Galvanize building in the Golden Triangle. Denver becomes the fourth U.S. location for this London-based company. The...
View ArticleOnline reviews site to open an offline office in Denver
Incoming: Denmark-based Trustpilot, which offers a place for consumers to review and rate companies online, has picked Denver to open its second U.S. office on May 1. The company plans to hire 40...
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