Dyn has raised $50 million as it looks to grow its Internet performance management (IPM) tech globally and expedite product development.
Founded in 1998, the Manchester, New Hampshire-based firm offers companies a cloud-based platform to optimize their online performance, with tools to monitor and control applications and infrastructure. These may include using data and analytics to reroute traffic and ensure end-users aren’t impacted by slow response times, for example. Big-name brands that use Dyn’s technology include Netflix, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Visa. Dyn claims that “eight of the top 10 Internet services / retail companies in the Fortune 500” use its services, in addition to six of the top 10 entertainment companies.
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Dyn closed a chunky $38 million Series A round back in 2012, so this latest round takes its total funding to almost $100 million.
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