We think Bloom Energy's upcoming IPO will not only challenge Google's, but exceed it.
Changing the Face of Energy. Bloom Energy is changing the way the world generates and consumes energy.
Our unique on-site power generation systems utilize an innovative new fuel cell technology with roots in NASA's Mars program.
Derived from a common sand-like powder, and leveraging breakthrough advances in materials science, our technology is able to produce clean, reliable, affordable power,... practically anywhere,... from a wide range of renewable or traditional fuels.
Our Energy Servers™ are among the most efficient energy generators on the planet; providing for significantly reduced electricity costs and dramatically lower greenhouse gas emissions.
By generating power on-site, where it is consumed, Bloom Energy offers increased electrical reliability and improved energy security, providing a clear path to energy independence.
Founded in 2001, Bloom Energy is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
DYN-The future of your company's online presence and another of our upcoming public offering home runs.
Dyn (pronounced “dine”) is the worldwide Internet Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) leader, powering Managed DNS and Email Delivery for over four million enterprise clients, small businesses and home users. Simply put, Dyn helps websites run faster and be more reliable, while also ensuring that transactional emails that consumers want and need reach their inboxes. We make the Internet a better place.
Our PeopleABOUT DYNIncorporated in 2001 at Worcester Polytechnic InstituteSpecialties: DNS and Email DeliveryDate of Last Enterprise Outage: NeverClients: Twitter, Etsy, Zappos, Pandora and moreOffices: HQ in Manchester, NH; San Francisco, Brighton, UKMantra: Uptime is the Bottom LineWe love what we do. That’s why, in an industry that has a reputation of being stuffy, we like to inject a little fun. At conferences, we hand out t-shirts featuring our latest marketing campaigns (DNS Is Sexy or Get Some IaaS) and put on our versions of networking events (DynTinis and Music Meets Tech) that blur the line between networking and hanging out.
The method to all of this madness: you do business with the people you like and we think you’ll like us.
TechWhile we don’t take ourselves too seriously, our pride and joy is our network and technology. Dyn has a reputation for being fast and reliable with DNS roots dating back to 2001 when we first launched DynDNS. In 2007, we made the move upstream and began offering our DNS platform to enterprise-level clients. We’ve scaled alongside clients like Twitter, Zappos, Etsy, Homeaway, Pandora and hundreds more.
In 2010, we started offering Email Delivery services. We now have more than 15,000 email senders whose revenue is increasing because more emails are finding their way into the inbox, powered by best practices rather than smoke & mirrors.
While we’ve come a long way, we’re not ready to settle. In fact, we’re constantly preparing for the future. Our labs division is the technical playground for the company’s next great DNS and Email Delivery innovations and service with a overarching question of ‘What’s next?’
CultureFAST FACTS242 countries and territories occupied by Dyn users+13 million users served+65,000 domains registered+150,000 zones managedNearly 20 global data centers24/7/365 dedicated in-house support teamWe believe a good culture is as important to a company’s infrastructure as DNS and Email Delivery. That is why we started Culture-Con, a traveling road show that deep dives into the role of culture in the business world.
While we don’t claim to have all the answers, we’re qualified to be instigators, especially since we were recently named one of the Most Democratic Workplaces in the World and were inducted into theNew Hampshire Hall of Fame as an Employer of Choice.
Our PeopleABOUT DYNIncorporated in 2001 at Worcester Polytechnic InstituteSpecialties: DNS and Email DeliveryDate of Last Enterprise Outage: NeverClients: Twitter, Etsy, Zappos, Pandora and moreOffices: HQ in Manchester, NH; San Francisco, Brighton, UKMantra: Uptime is the Bottom LineWe love what we do. That’s why, in an industry that has a reputation of being stuffy, we like to inject a little fun. At conferences, we hand out t-shirts featuring our latest marketing campaigns (DNS Is Sexy or Get Some IaaS) and put on our versions of networking events (DynTinis and Music Meets Tech) that blur the line between networking and hanging out.
The method to all of this madness: you do business with the people you like and we think you’ll like us.
TechWhile we don’t take ourselves too seriously, our pride and joy is our network and technology. Dyn has a reputation for being fast and reliable with DNS roots dating back to 2001 when we first launched DynDNS. In 2007, we made the move upstream and began offering our DNS platform to enterprise-level clients. We’ve scaled alongside clients like Twitter, Zappos, Etsy, Homeaway, Pandora and hundreds more.
In 2010, we started offering Email Delivery services. We now have more than 15,000 email senders whose revenue is increasing because more emails are finding their way into the inbox, powered by best practices rather than smoke & mirrors.
While we’ve come a long way, we’re not ready to settle. In fact, we’re constantly preparing for the future. Our labs division is the technical playground for the company’s next great DNS and Email Delivery innovations and service with a overarching question of ‘What’s next?’
CultureFAST FACTS242 countries and territories occupied by Dyn users+13 million users served+65,000 domains registered+150,000 zones managedNearly 20 global data centers24/7/365 dedicated in-house support teamWe believe a good culture is as important to a company’s infrastructure as DNS and Email Delivery. That is why we started Culture-Con, a traveling road show that deep dives into the role of culture in the business world.
While we don’t claim to have all the answers, we’re qualified to be instigators, especially since we were recently named one of the Most Democratic Workplaces in the World and were inducted into theNew Hampshire Hall of Fame as an Employer of Choice.
Kenexa Corporation, once a client of ours, was represented by Borders starting at $12.50 per share! We communicated that the company was fundamentally worth in excess of $40 per share at the beginning of the campaign. Our investors bought KNXA from $12.50 per share all the way up to $33.00 per share. When IBM bought out Kenexa Corporation for $46 dollars a share, many of our regular investors were very impressed. Investor confidence is at an all time high, and we strive to identify similar success stories, but the only way to join in the success of these finds is to act.
