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'''Dyn, Inc.''' is a [[IaaS]] and [[DNS]] services manager; they provide two different DNS platforms, one for individuals and small businesses, and the other for larger corporations.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/members/4557/ CircleID]</ref> Dyn began as a free service running out of a college apartment, at that time they offered users a [[DNS]] service capable of hosting a website from a home computer. As business continued to grow, | '''Dyn, Inc.''' is a [[IaaS]] and [[DNS]] services manager; they provide two different DNS platforms, one for individuals and small businesses, and the other for larger corporations.<ref>[http://www.circleid.com/members/4557/ CircleID]</ref> Dyn began as a free service running out of a college apartment, at that time they offered users a [[DNS]] service capable of hosting a website from a home computer. As business continued to grow, they had to change their business model to encourage their customers to use their services on a donation basis. | ||
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| Type: | Privately Held |
| Industry: | IaaS provider |
| Founded: | 1998 |
| Headquarters: | 1230 Elm St. Fifth Floor Manchester, NH 03101 |
| Country: | USA |
| Website: | Dyn.com |
| Blog: | Dynamic Discourse Blog |
| Twitter: |  @DynInc
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| Key People | |
| Jeremy Hitchcock, CEO Graham Chynoweth, VP Business Operations/ General Counsel Tom Daly, CTO | |
Dyn, Inc. is a IaaS and DNS services manager; they provide two different DNS platforms, one for individuals and small businesses, and the other for larger corporations.[1] Dyn began as a free service running out of a college apartment, at that time they offered users a DNS service capable of hosting a website from a home computer. As business continued to grow, they had to change their business model to encourage their customers to use their services on a donation basis.