The ViaWest brand name will begin to disappear in coming months as the data center and IT company, called Peak 10 + ViaWest, rebrands itself following last year’s merger.
The Charlotte-based company changed its name to Flexential Inc. on Thursday.
The $1.7 billion purchase of Denver-based ViaWest by Peak 10 last summer created a national company with 40 data centers in 21 U.S. metropolitan areas.
Here is the full text of Amazon.com Inc.'s announcement today of the 20 cities (including Denver) that are candidates for its second headquarters campus:
The Colorado General Assembly was gaveled into session last Wednesday for its 2018 legislative session. The opening week speeches tackled a slate of issues, where much of the tech discussion centered on broadband.
OpenGate Capital, a Los Angeles private equity firm, said it's purchased Denver's Mersive Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed price. Mersive makes technology that allows "multiple users to simultaneously share content from computers, tablets, and phones to any meeting room display."
A leading company that makes marketing software technology is expanding its year-old downtown Denver office, making room to hire dozens and employ 500 people in a city its CEO describes as a world class but unsung tech hub.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, in his final State of the State address to the state Legislature today, called for an increase in budgeted funds for transportation needs as well as for strong consideration of sending a tax hike proposal to voters, as he laid out a wide range of needs in order to maintain Colorado as a place that inspires special love from people.
Cutting-edge technology is coming to the U.S. Olympic Museum and the city of Colorado Springs, thanks to a collaboration with Panasonic Corporation of North America and Colorado Springs Utilities.
Irvine, CA – KORE1, a leading provider of IT, creative, and engineering staffing solutions nationwide, has announced the acquisition of native Denver IT staffing firm Kranect. The CEO & Founder of Kranect, Rolf Kramer, will transition into the role of Managing Partner for this new Colorado branch of KORE1.
Happy new year! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and are geared up for another big year of making Colorado a leader in tech innovation. We’re grateful for an incredible 2017 and have wasted no time working to make 2018 a banner year for our community.
BOULDER — Zayo Group Holdings Inc. (NYSE: ZAYO) has launched its software-defined wide area network. The wide-area network is a way for companies to privately and securely exchange information between locations, such as between a headquarters and corporate offices.
The word "synergy" comes up a lot in discussion of the Catalyst Campus for Technology & Innovation.
Sign up or login to join the discussions! Stay logged in Sign up to comment and more Sign up Do it yourself — After beating cable lobby, Colorado city moves ahead with muni broadband Fort Collins plans universal broadband, net neutrality, and gigabit speeds.
Vista Equity Partners has snapped up another Denver technology company. Granicus, which offers cloud-based software for government users, agreed to sell the majority of itself to the private equity firm that recently acquired Ping Identity, a Denver security firm.
Arrow Electronics Inc. said it's buying eInfochips, a product engineering and software services company, which has headquarters in San Jose and Ahmedabad, India.
Gene Munster predicts that Amazon would buy Target for the same reason it acquired Whole Foods earlier this year: A larger brick-and-mortar presence with which to combat Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
With the National Cybersecurity Center, Vance Brown is on a mission to make Colorado Springs the “No. 1 cybersecurity/blockchain city in the world.” Whether or not you said, “What’s blockchain?” is an indicator of how long that might take — but Brown, the NCC’s interim CEO, gives it about a year.
Egg Strategy is the latest healthcare company to join the roster of tenants at Catalyst Health-Tech Innovation (HTI) in RiNo.
Autonomous shuttles tranporting commuters over what many refer to as the last mile — the distance between public transit and the office — could in the near future be a transportation option in Denver, with officials testing the technology.
Techstars, the Boulder-based startup accelerator, is teaming up with two Minnesota companies — agribusiness giant Cargill Inc. and manufacturer Ecolab Inc. — to launch a startup accelerator in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
DENVER/DALLAS -- Dallas-based Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (NYSE:JEC) today announced completion of its acquisition of CH2M via a cash and stock transaction.
With development at the forefront in Lakewood, the city wants to field as much resident feedback as possible. As many large cities already do, Lakewood is turning to the digital world to inform residents about city government, solicit comments and gauge the community on hot topics like development, the Lakewood Sentinel reports.
This is its largest funding round to date, bringing its total haul to at least $9.5 million
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Lewis said his first priority as CDOT’s chief is to continue the work to bring transportation technology to Colorado that was started by Bhatt and his predecessor, Don Hunt, who stepped down in 2014. CDOT’s RoadX division focuses on making Colorado attractive to businesses working on new transportation-related technology, such as driverless vehicles.
Longmmont's bradband utility, NextLight, has already assured customers that nothing will change in that city even if the Federal Communications Commission repeals net neutrality.