Some investors / readers probably are not aware that the Internet -- critical as it is today for commercial activities and the flow of information -- was not designed to handle the volume and complexity of today's web tasks. Moreover, the appearance of Internet bottlenecks created an opportunity for Akamai Technologies.
Akamai Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: AKAM) solutions accelerate and improve the delivery of Internet content and applications.
Analysts like Akamai's broad, 1,800-member customer base, including many blue chip companies. Further, analysts also like the fact that AKAM has continued to deliver material revenue increases and earnings gains, despite infrastructure and related expansion investments.
Further, the consensus among analysts is that 28,000-server Akamai will continue to have a competitive advantage in its key business segments for at least the next two years. The Reuters FY 2008/FY 2009 EPS consensus estimates for AKAM are $1.68 to $2.04.
Akamai Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: AKAM) solutions accelerate and improve the delivery of Internet content and applications.
Analysts like Akamai's broad, 1,800-member customer base, including many blue chip companies. Further, analysts also like the fact that AKAM has continued to deliver material revenue increases and earnings gains, despite infrastructure and related expansion investments.
Further, the consensus among analysts is that 28,000-server Akamai will continue to have a competitive advantage in its key business segments for at least the next two years. The Reuters FY 2008/FY 2009 EPS consensus estimates for AKAM are $1.68 to $2.04.
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