Acquisitions NetApp

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2021

Buying a cloud infrastructure management platform CloudCheckr

In early October, 2021 NetApp acquired a platform for managing the cloud infrastructure of CloudCheckr. The financial terms of the transaction are not disclosed. More details here.

Data Mechanics Big Data Platform Developer Purchase

At the end of June 2021, NetApp acquired the French developer of the Data Mechanics large data processing platform. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. More details here.

2020

Spot Acquisition Completion

The company NetApp July 15, 2020 announced the completion of the acquisition of Spot, which works in the field of computing management and optimization of costs for public clouds. More details here.

Purchase of Spot Cloud Application Optimization Software Developer

In early June 2020, NetApp announced the acquisition of a software developer to optimize Spot cloud applications. More details here.

Buying a platform developer to run virtual desktops CloudJumper

On April 29, 2020, NetApp announced the acquisition of CloudJumper, a leading player in the Remote Desktop Services (RDS) and Virtual Desktop Infrastructures (VDI) markets. More details here.

Purchase of Software-Defined Storage for Business Developer Talon Storage Solutions

In March 2020, NetApp announced the acquisition of Talon Storage Solutions, but did not name the value of the transaction. NetApp is going to integrate the software of the purchased startup with its solutions Cloud Volumes ONTAP, Cloud Volumes Service and Azure NetApp Files. More details here.

Purchase of Software-Defined Storage Developer for Business

In March 2020, NetApp announced the acquisition of Talon Storage Solutions, but did not name the value of the transaction. NetApp is going to integrate the software of the purchased startup with its solutions Cloud Volumes ONTAP, Cloud Volumes Service and Azure NetApp Files. More details here.

2019: Purchase of the developer of the AI platform for data protection D.Day Labs for $70 million

At the end of May 2019, it became known about the sale of the developer of the AI platform for data protection D.Day Labs to NetApp for $70 million. More details here.

2015: Purchase of SolidFire

On December 21, 2015, NetApp announced the purchase of SolidFire, a company developing storage systems that are built exclusively on flash memory. The value of the transaction amounted to $870 million.

2011: Engenio takeover

In March 2011 NetApp , she announced a final agreement to purchase external storage manufacturer Engenio, owned by a corporation LSI Corporation headquartered in Milpitas, California. The volume of the transaction is 480 million. As dollars a result of this transaction, by the end of the second quarter of FY 2012, net income is expected to increase NetApp per share by standards GAAP and additional indicators (not GAAP). This is expected to strengthen the position of NetApp in market sectors such as video surveillances video capture and processing systems.

The growth of the storage market is driven by two trends in building IT infrastructures: virtualization and high performance, as well as high application throughput. The purchase of Engenio will allow NetApp to enter new and rapidly growing market segments, for example, related to video technologies, including continuous image capture and digital video surveillance, as well as high-performance computing, such as genome programming and scientific research. Engenio Platforms Will Help NetApp, which has a Broad Network and Customer Trust, Deliver Even Better Storage Performance and Throughput This segment is expected to bring an additional $ 5 billion to the market by 2014. In addition, the acquisition of Engenio will allow NetApp to expand its market share in the field of equipment production (OEM), diversify the business and strengthen in the market segments not currently covered, such as server-attached (SAS) and built-in drives.

Personnel and organizational structure:

• NetApp receives a talented team represented by Engenio employees with engineering experience, which will help develop the Engenio platform and allow NetApp to benefit from new market opportunities, will accelerate the development of the company. In addition NetApp it receives qualified specialists who are able to manage the established tested business model and have partnerships with leading industry players.

• Engenio will be integrated into the commercial structure of the NetApp and will develop new products under the leadership of Manish Goel, Executive Vice President of Products at NetApp. NetApp and Engenio sales departments will be combined to maximize the benefits of the Engenio platform.

2008: Acquisition of Onario

In 2008, Onario acquired service and change management technology in data centers and storage networks.

2005: Acquisition of Decru

In 2005, Decru acquired a portfolio of data security solutions using coding, authentication, access control and partitioning technologies.