Rackspace Hosting has been pursuing a "best of both worlds" strategy, continuing to generate profits from its successful managed hosting operations while it rapidly builds a footprint in cloud computing. That approach has paid off for stockholders...
Data center service providers have reported solid earnings for the third quarter of 2011, with virtually all of the major players seeing their share prices gain ground after reporting earnings.
Shares of data center companies tend to be more volatile than the broader market. That held true in the third quarter of 2011, which was a tough time for Wall Street and a tougher time for the data center sector. Digital Realty (DLR) was the best...
Will mergers continue to reshape the data center landscape? Investment bankers tracking the industry predict say there are more deals to come, with telecom companies with cloud computing aspiration shaping up as the likely buyers.
The industry's only IPO of 2011 turned out to be the best performing stock for the second quarter. Interxion, the European hosting and data center specialist, saw its shares gain 16.5 percent.
Today's scheduled IPO for Fusion-io is just one major event in a busy week for financings, including funding for flash memory maker Violin Memory, WAN optimization specialist Aryaka, and stealthy startup WayIn.
It was a breakout quarter for stocks of companies focusing on cloud computing, as a pair of acquisitions boosted several shares across the sector. The top five performers in our quarterly Data Center Investor roundup were cloud computing plays...
Colocation market leader Equinix (EQIX) will be reporting its fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday, and investors and analysts will be closely scrutinizing its results.
Leading data center stocks are sharply higher today as investors buy up shares of Savvis (SVVS), Internap (INAP) and Rackspace (RAX) in the wake of Verizon’s $1.4 billion deal to acquire cloud hosting specialist Terremark.
European IT infrastructure provider Interxion (INXN) has boosted the size of its initial public offering, and its stock will debut at $13 a share, at the top of the previously-announced range.