The data center provider’s unusual share structure and slow growth in tech overall continue pushing its shares down.

Year's pay package to exec consists mostly of stock award tied to offering

DCK Investor Edge: IPO investors may have bought into a technology and growth-trajectory story that creates lofty expectations, with little room for error.

Offer customers a single channel for buying Rackspace services combined with Switch colo space, connectivity

Data center provider and some of its clients will be the first customers

DCK Investor Edge: At an investor conference, the newly public company’s execs indicated they weren’t after large, low-margin leases with hyper-scale companies, preferring higher-margin retail colocation business, where the company can leverage...

While great for original investors and Wall Street insiders, the data center provider’s IPO hasn’t been great for retail investors. Transparency will go a long way in gaining their confidence.

Dennis Troesh has a $600 million stake in data center Switch; billionaire’s cement company was valued at $2 billion in 2012

Year’s second-largest tech IPO shows solid day-one performance