Acquisition stories - Page 158

​US-based private equity investment firm Platinum Equity has announced the acquisition of OfficeMax’s business in Australia, with New Zealand pending.

Silicon Valley start up Rubrik has acquired backup and recovery specialists Datos IO as part of its goal to become a leading cloud platform for enterprises.

Epson named as a top global innovator for the seventh year in a row, holding a significant number of global patents.

Optus Business has expanded its long-standing relationship with NICE with the closing of a new, customer experience focused deal.

Together, Cisco and BroadSoft aim to deliver a full suite of collaboration experiences to power the future of work.

It has been rumoured that employees of HPE NZ could be facing redundancy due to the HPE Next initiative introduced by Meg Whitman last year.

As a result, Fujifilm will acquire a 50.1% stake of the combined company, leaving Xerox shareholders with 49.9%.

CCI has been selected to provide audio, web and operator-assisted conferencing services to New Zealand government agencies.

Datacloud UK 2018 launched in London today, forecasting strong growth in the UK data centre market, with cloud deployments up 41 percent last year.

Developed on Alibaba Cloud’s cloud computing infrastructure it will support Malaysia’s digital transformation.

Red Hat is set to acquire CoreOS for USD $250 million, aiming to bolster its Kubernetes and container operations through this strategic purchase.

SAP agrees to acquire US-based CallidusCloud for USD $2.4 billion, marking a 21% premium per share, to boost its lead-to-money offerings.

Global analytics provider RELX Group has paid £580 million (AU$1.01 billion) to buy out the entire issue share capital of ThreatMetrix.

SwipedOn’s CEO says the two recent milestones would position the company for a high-growth phase of aggressive development.

BusinessWorks is to be integrated into Hal Group following the settlement of the purchase by its parent company, Consolidated Operations Group.

It was only late last year when Avaya was cleared of bankruptcy, but the communications vendor is wasting no time in growing its business.

The opportunity to monitor new opportunities for emerging edge computing data centres and ecosystems is just around the corner.

CIM Group and fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty acquire a 42,000-square-foot data centre in Markham, expanding their international portfolio.

Richard Stone talks about the next gen of applications and how their 35 years of adaptability and success will benefit the ANZ channel this year.

Freshworks has launched its first Asia-Pacific data center in Sydney, enhancing security and meeting local data sovereignty and privacy requirements.