Early ISP to call it quits, hand reins to another Boulder company
BOULDER — One of Colorado’s first internet service providers, Indra or Indra’s Net Inc., began as a dialup internet service in 1994 in Boulder. After a 26-year run, it will hand over the reins to managed web hosting and cloud service company CarbonLogic Inc. on Aug. 3.
Indra’s business model has come full circle, said Spike Ilacqua, Indra founder, in an email to BizWest. It started as a dialup internet, email and web hosting business. Throughout the years, it expanded to high speed internet, colocation and server management. Today, its focus is back on email and web…
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