Dropbox is planning on sticking around. And on getting much, much bigger.
The file-sharing startup is furiously hiring new talent and signing leases on places to put that new talent -- in one case, leasing space that's not scheduled to be entirely built until 2015, according to Wired.
Co-foundders Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowski, who began the cloud-based file-sharing service in a North Beach apartment, have leased every floor of an under-construction 182,00-square foot office building, Business Insider reported.
That would nearly double the company's office space.
Dropbox is cleaning up: it's valued at $10 billion after it secured $250 million in venture funding, which puts it in territory occupied by the likes of Twitter and Salesforce, Wired said.
