Savvis (SVVS) announced yesterday that is acquiring Fusepoint. The acquisition may have implications for valuing INAP.

INAP continues to deliver with much improved profits and a strong strategy for future growth via a solid data center expansion plan.

INAP’s comparisons year-over-year for at least the first two quarters in 2010 should be favorable, and may provide renewed momentum for the stock.

I think now maybe a good time to get back into INAP

There is no doubt that Internap’s earnings report last week was simply exceptional. But, of course, “The Market” is always looking to the future, which is why INAP’s projected results are far more important to investors than past reports.

The situation at Internap (INAP) is fairly simple: The company is undergoing a major transformation in 2007 due to the acquisition of VitalStream.

It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost a year since we first recommended Internap (INAP) at a split-adjusted price of $4. Back then pessimism concerning Internap’s future was clearly in fashion, as the company struggled to prove the economic viability of its business model. Fast forward one year, though, and Internap has suddenly become […]

Our short take on the Internap (INAP) acquisition of VitalStream:
This is a risky attempt on the part of Internap to gain a Akamai-type valuation on Wall Street.
However, these types of acquisitions usually only make financial
sense when the purchaser has a higher multiple than the target. The
exact opposite, though, is the case in the Internap/VitalStream
combination. […]