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Continue ReadingGerman tech group Software AG has struck a deal to sell a key business to IBM for €2.1bn just over six months after agreeing to a takeover by US private equity firm Silver Lake. The business, known as Super iPaaS, was formed just two months ago by Software AG through combining two existing divisions. Announcing the sale on Monday, Software AG’s chief executive Sanjay Brahmawar said that the roughly 2,000 employees working on the recently formed product platform would “have a fantastic opportunity to develop the Super iPaaS proposition with [IBM]”...
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Continue ReadingIBM is doling out €2.13 billion ($2.3 billion) to acquire a duo of data integration assets from Germany-based enterprise software company Software AG. The all-cash deal will see IBM take ownership of StreamSets, a data integration platform that Software AG had acquired just last year, and WebMethods, which Software AG bought for more than $500 million back in 2007. It's worth noting that Software AG itself was acquired by Silver Lake earlier this year, with the private equity giant initially pro...
Continue ReadingInternational Business Machines said Monday that it would buy two divisions from German company Software AG for €2.13 billion...
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