Netgear Extend Smart Lifestyle Line with Meural Acquisition
California-based networking company Netgear have acquired Meural, a company that creates gesture-controlled digital frames to display art and photography.
California-based networking company Netgear have acquired Meural, a company that creates gesture-controlled digital frames to display art and photography.
High quality internet access is no longer a luxury for most and is increasingly becoming one of life’s non-negotiables – that’s the business case for Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP).
Vehco, one of the largest Pan-European providers of fleet management systems, strengthens its position in Europe through the strategic acquisition of Groeneveld ICT Solutions, the leading Dutch Fleet Management provider.
In the latest of a string of acquisitions aimed at building the company’s artificial intelligence capabilities, Intel is buying deep-learning startup Vertex A.I.. This follows the purchase of Mighty A.I., DataRobot, Lumiata, AEye, Nervana, Mobileye, and Movidius amongst others.
Social media giant Facebook have acquired Redkix, an email and messaging software that will now form part of Workplace, Facebook’s subscription-based social network for businesses.
“I am delighted that Worcester-based Airband, one of rural Britain’s leading independent wireless and fibre ISPs, has raised £8.5m to fund its ongoing network build”
Yara has acquired trecker, the leading German farm management system, to support its growth in the digital farming space. Acuity’s Matthew Byatt advised trecker on a global exit process.
RealVNC, the original developer of VNC remote access and support software, has today announced that their VNC Automotive division has been launched as an independent company through a management buyout agreement.
The engineering software sector is seeing a wave of M&A – and it’s set to stay this way as the industry races to keep up with innovation. There’s been a flurry of deals of late as companies are keen to bolster existing offerings and provide solutions in new areas.
As technology change has never been faster, the healthcare sector has remained a relatively slow-moving beast – but that is now changing.