Advanced Acquisition Signals Private Equity Appetite for Enterprise Software

Slough-based software company Advanced is not shy about its mission – becoming the biggest enterprise software vendor in the UK.

Cloud Container Firm NanoSec Joins House McAfee

Cybersecurity firm McAfee is buying four-year-old startup NanoSec, pioneer of the increasingly popular ‘container’ approach to cloud security.

Uhana Acquisition Brings 5G Expertise to VMware

Cloud computing and virtualisation firm VMware has acquired Uhana, an AI startup that uses machine learning to help telecom companies optimise their networks.

Druva Sets Sights on Faster Cloud Migration with CloudLanes Deal

As companies migrate increasingly large volumes of data to the cloud, demand for software that can protect and backup this data is growing.

Apple Supplier AMS Teases Osram Takeover

The economic slowdown has hit German lighting firm Osram hard, and difficulties in all three business sectors – automotive, optical semiconductors, and digital systems – are hurting profits.

Eden Capital Follows Google and Salesforce With its Own Big Data Deal

As businesses seek to make more data driven-decisions, analytics platforms are playing a larger role, and becoming more highly sought after as a result.

Broadcom Eyes Another Enterprise Software Acquisition

The semiconductor industry hasn’t been kind to Broadcom of late, and the firm reported in June that US-China trade tensions and the ban on business with Huawei would knock $2 billion off sales this year.

Accenture Takes Aim at ‘Security of Things’ Market

In the rush to adopt Internet of Things technology, innovative enterprises have left themselves vulnerable to cyber attacks and data theft.

Intel pushes Deeper into Data Centre Market with Barefoot Acquisition

As the sphere of innovation shifts from hardware to software, a new breed of programmable servers, storage gear and networking chips is being created.

Infineon Sidesteps Slowing Chip Market With Cypress Deal

Trade tensions, regulatory scrutiny, and falling demand for memory chips have dashed growth forecasts in the semiconductor industry.