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.
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.
A Denver company that makes smart lawn-sprinkler technology has soaked up $9.8 million in new capital from investors.
Colorado has chosen to join AT&T's wireless communications network for police, firefighters and other emergency first responders across the state.
The state's biggest economic carrot, its job growth tax rebate, would really add up for HQ2.
The desktop publishing pioneer buys a marketing tech company as it grows in publishing automation.
The founder of the satellite TV company remains chairman, changes his focus to wireless, again.
A high-profile Denver tech startup that makes wearable emergency alert devices has been brought back to life just in time for holiday sales.
"Denver has a thriving business community and that drives a lot of our activity there."
The Boulder startup accelerator's new fund would dwarf the $150M VC fund it raised in 2015.
Optiv, the Denver-based cyber security company, has purchased a data science company to bolster Optiv's ability to help clients manage the explosion of information and software associated with cloud computing, big-data technology and the "internet of things."
Denver-based software company GoSpotCheck Inc. has raised a $21.5 million from investors and plans to keep up its rapid growth. Existing investors Insight Venture Partners, based in New York City, and Point Nine Capital, based in Berlin, provided the funding, the company said.
The Boulder company is finding more lucrative new work making weather satellites just as its highest-profile weather satellite mission gets off the ground.
The Centennial company, riding a boom in gadgetry, sees an opportunity for an insurmountable lead in IoT.
Fooseball tables, beer o'clock Fridays and pet insurance won't land a talented techie if the pay is too small.
A division of an East Coast media company has purchased a Denver software business formed by a leader of MapQuest, using the deal partly to gain a local technology development office.
Denver next summer will be home to a new Techstars startup accelerator for companies working on environmental sustainable technology and services.
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited NASA’s next Mars probe and the latest Air Force GPS satellites being built during a whirlwind tour of the Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. campus in Jefferson County on Thursday.
“To be able to come out of Techstars and go all the way to being public will be really meaningful.”
Denver is one of the top U.S. cities for entrepreneurs and tech startups, but companies starting here aren’t adding as many jobs as quickly or growing as large as they are in the most entrepreneurial American metro areas, two surveys found this week.
SendGrid Inc., a Denver technology company, says it will go public on the New York Stock Exchange this year. The company, which launched in Boulder in 2009 and moved to Denver last year, filed an IPO registration statement with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.
The new chief executive lauds the company culture, and says its founder remains paramount to its success.
Apple Inc. is hiring experienced software engineers to work on network, big data and mapping technologies in Denver, joining the stream of big tech firms adding local offices. Since Sept. 12, the Cupertino, California-based tech giant has posted three software engineering jobs openings for a location in Denver. The openings come after spring rumors Apple could lease significant space in downtown for a technology development office.
HomeAdvisor Inc.’s acquisition of rival Angie’s List has closed, and shares of the combined company -- connecting homeowners with remodeling contractors -- are trading publicly for the first time Monday morning.
Shareholders of Angie’s List approved the transaction Friday and this week marks the start of a new public company, called Angi Homeservices Inc. (Nasdaq: ANGI).
