BAM Opens New San Jose HQ

Tech companies continue to relocate and open up in San Jose, and the latest is smart bed technology creator BAM Labs, which just shifted its HQ from Campbell to downtown San Jose. The larger HQ at 111 W Saint John St is 13k SF and takes up the whole 12th floor. Founded by two Apple alumni and South Bay natives (Steve Young, who developed the groundbreaking PowerBook, and Rich Rifredi, who wrote its specs), BAM Labs turns any bed into a smart device for data-driven health management. The touchless technology captures data while people sleep, over long periods of time, and delivers information in plain English, making it easier to spot subtle trends.

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