The company today has space on two floors. Another Bandwidth Bay poster child is Epic Cycle Interactive. A turn of the century brick building in the Gaslamp housing a technology-driven service firm specializing in integrated solutions that help clients profit from the power of the Internet. Epic Cycle says it quickly took advantage of the abundant fiber-optic cable. The company is using high-speed, flexible telecom connections that allow users to simply plug in for either phone or data with the ability to move work stations around to accommodate peak demand.
Downtown is an attractive alternative as other areas get more and more expensive.
Philyaw considers being located Downtown a perk for employees. He enjoys the proximity to other high-tech companies and points out that he can see Epic Cycle's offices from his window. May. They've already expanded to the point where their landlord is leaving and Penguin will take over all of that office space. Peter Fayette is an attorney turned businessman who loves Downtown. His company, Televator, has developed a flat panel display screen for elevators that delivers news, entertainment and site specific information including safety and emergency instructions.