Zayo Wins Colocation Deal With Adtech Company
Boulder-based bandwidth- and colocation-provider Zayo Group says it has signed a deal to provide colocation space to an un-named, ad tech company, at its Oak Brook and Ashburn data centers.
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Ergen steps down as Dish Network CEO; new chief executive named
Read Full ArticleCharlie Ergen is giving up his job as CEO of Dish Network Corp.
Ergen, who founded the Douglas County company in 1980 when it was known as EchoStar Communications Corp., said he's stepping aside "to devote more attention to the company's emerging wireless business." Erik Carlson, the company's current president and COO, was named new CEO and he'll report to Ergen.
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Minnesota is hiring a Colorado IT firm to revamp its drivers licensing system
Read Full ArticleThe state of Minnesota is hiring a Colorado IT firm to help revamp its drivers licensing system, following months of technology headaches at Department of Public Safety.
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Ping Identity launches new platform capabilities
Read Full ArticleDENVER -- Ping Identity today announced new capabilities in its Ping Identity Platform to help global enterprises streamline the migration to modern IAM in today's hybrid IT environment.
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CTA APEX Awards — CIO of the Year's tech savviness makes a difference in the world
Read Full ArticleIf you’d known Jeff Robertson when he was in college, you’d be surprised he ended up as a chief information officer. That’s because his first love was medicine.
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It's official: Level 3 Communications is now CenturyLink
Read Full ArticleWednesday marked “Day One” of Monroe, La.-based CenturyLink’s purchase of debt-laden Level 3, one of Colorado’s largest companies and owner of one of the world’s largest internet networks.
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Comcast Business Expands Nation’s Largest Gig-speed Network to the West
Read Full ArticleComcast Business today announced the expansion of its DOCSIS 3.1-based internet service to business customers in the Western United States, including California, Colorado, Houston, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, Utah and Washington.
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FCC approves CenturyLink’s $24B acquisition of Level 3
Read Full ArticleThe Federal Communications Commission has approved CenturyLink Inc's pending $24 billion acquisition of Level 3 Communications Inc., based in Broomfield. The FCC’s approval follows prior approvals from the U.S. Department of Justice and the California Public Utilities Commission.
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Google's $131M Boulder buy leads metro Denver's Q3 commercial real estate deals
Read Full ArticleWhile apartment complexes again outnumbered all other types of commercial reals estate investment sales in metro Denver in the third quarter, it was Google's purchase of its newly constructed Pearl Place campus in Boulder that topped the list of biggest sales.
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Internet of things, Kaspersky, Equifax on the week’s agenda - Politico
Read Full ArticleBUSY, BUSY — The final full week of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is going out with a bang. Here are some events to watch:
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Comcast Appoints Peter Neill Vice President of Comcast Business for the West Division
Read Full ArticleComcast announced that Peter Neill has been named Vice President of Comcast Business for Comcast’s West Division. In this role, Neill will lead sales, marketing and the customer operations organizations across 13 states focused on delivering an exceptional customer experience, accelerating market expansion and growing Comcast’s portfolio of business solutions and services, including Ethernet, internet, Business VoiceEdge™ and SmartOffice™.
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Swiftpage Makes Denver Center of CRM World Today with New Act! v20 Software
Read Full ArticleDenver-based leading CRM and email marketing solutions provider Swiftpage is unveiling it's latest leap forward in small business customer relationship management— the availability of Act! v20 for purchase in English. -
U.S. Dept. of Justice OKs CenturyLink-Level 3 deal, with conditions
Read Full ArticleCenturyLink Inc.'s $34 billion deal to acquire Level 3 Communications Inc. received U.S. Department of Justice approval this week, the two companies said. But the Justice Dept. added some conditions to the deal.
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JPMorgan Chase kicks off Denver Startup Week with grants for underserved entrepreneurs
Read Full ArticleJPMorgan Chase & Co. kicked off Denver Startup Week today by handing out $60,000 checks to five metro Denver nonprofit organizations that help startups get started. Chase for Business, a title sponsor of the sixth annual Denver Startup Week, gave $300,000 to Accion, Colorado Enterprise Fund, The Commons on Champa, Community Reinvestment Fund USA and Mi Casa Resource Center.
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CenturyLink-Level 3 deal now is waiting only for California OK
Read Full ArticleCenturyLink Inc.'s purchase of Level 3 Communications Inc. moved one step closer to completion this week when New Jersey regulators approved the $34 billion deal.
That means the Louisiana telecommunication company (NYSE: CTL) awaits only one more state's approval before its purchase of the Broomfield company (NYSE: LVLT) is complete — California.
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Is there a delay coming in CenturyLink-Level 3 merger plans?
Read Full ArticleIs there a delay in the offing in CenturyLink Inc.'s acquisition of Level 3 Communications Inc. of Broomfield? That's what some reports are indicating, and both CenturyLink and Level 3 shares are taking a beating on the news.
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Ninth annual Wireless Power Summit set for Oct. 5-6 in downtown Denver
Read Full ArticleDENVER -- Ohio-based Smithers Apex will hold its 9th annual Wireless Power Summit event in downtown Denver at the Embassy Suites Hotel, Oct. 5-6.
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CEO of Dish Network's Sling TV is leaving to lead Pandora
Read Full ArticleRoger Lynch, CEO of video streaming company Sling TV, is jumping ship to become chief executive of online music company Pandora Media Inc.
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MachineQ, Comcast's Enterprise Internet of Things Service, Expanding to 12 Major U.S. Markets
Read Full ArticleComcast today announced plans to expand its enterprise Internet of Things (IoT) service, machineQ™, to 12 major U.S. markets.
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Amazon might want a deal with Dish
Read Full ArticleAmazon is exploring a partnership with Dish Network, the satellite TV company, in a bid to enter the wireless business together, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday
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Dish and Amazon reportedly thinking about making a wireless deal
Read Full ArticleDish Network Corp. and Amazon.com Inc. are reportedly in talks to make some sort of wireless deal. The Wall Street Journal reported that Douglas County-based Dish (Nasdaq: DISH) and Seattle-based Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) are talking about creating a partnership that could allow Amazon to finance a Dish-built "internet of things" network, or one that would allow Amazon Prime customers a dedicated phone plan.
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City and County of Denver selects CH2M to help determine the future of the 16th Street Mall
Read Full ArticleThis week, the City and County of Denver and the Regional Transportation District (RTD), with support from CH2M, will kick off the downtown 16th Street Mall alternative analysis and environmental clearance effort to determine the future of the 1.2-mile corridor.
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Comcast hires ex-Amazon exec to head its Denver VIPER tech team
Read Full ArticleMeet the new executive running X1 and internet video tech development for Comcast from Denver.
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Is a Sprint-Charter-Comcast deal in the works?
Read Full ArticleSprint Corp. has reportedly agreed to exclusive talks for two months with Charter Communications Inc. and Comcast Corp. aimed at a wireless deal, according to an anonymously sourced report by the Wall Street Journal. The agreement means that ongoing discussions about a Sprint merger with rival T-Mobile US Inc. are on hold for now, the Journal said.
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