Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
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Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
10 buyout
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Microsoft has acquired Fintool, a San Francisco-based AI startup that automates qualitative financial research using autonomous “agentic” workflows. The acquisition aims to embed Fintool’s technology into Microsoft 365—particularly to enhance Office apps like Excel, PowerPoint, and Word for financial services professionals.
Microsoft has acquired Fungible Inc., a provider of composable datacenter infrastructure and data processing units (DPUs), to accelerate innovation in its datacenter infrastructure and Azure offerings. The Fungible engineering team will join Microsoft's datacenter infrastructure groups to advance DPU solutions, networking and storage offload capabilities, and overall datacenter efficiency.
Microsoft has acquired Lumenisity, a U.K. pioneer in hollow-core optical fiber (NANF) technology, following Lumenisity's completion of a new hollow-core fiber manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom. The acquisition is intended to accelerate Microsoft's efforts to reduce latency and increase data throughput across its cloud and distributed computing infrastructure, with potential applications across telecom, finance and healthcare.
LinkedIn Corporation has acquired Tel Aviv-based Oribi Ltd., a provider of code-free marketing attribution and web analytics technology. Digital Capital Advisors served as exclusive financial advisor to Oribi and its shareholders (including Sequoia Capital, Ibex Investors, TLV Partners and S Capital); the deal gives LinkedIn a marketing-attribution capability and establishes the company’s first office in Israel and a second R&D center outside the United States.
Microsoft has acquired Two Hat, a Kelowna-based provider of AI-powered content moderation and digital-wellness solutions. The deal will integrate Two Hat’s moderation technology and team into Microsoft’s efforts to improve safety across Xbox, Minecraft and other Microsoft consumer and partner services.
Microsoft has acquired The Marsden Group, a provider of industrial technology innovation and rapid prototyping, to accelerate development of cloud, edge, IoT and AI-enabled industry solutions. The acquisition expands Microsoft's capability to help asset-intensive industries (manufacturing, automotive, logistics) quickly prototype, experiment and implement digital solutions.
Microsoft announced plans to acquire ZeniMax Media, the parent company of Bethesda Softworks, for $7.5 billion in cash. The deal brings an extensive portfolio of game franchises and multiple development studios (over 2,300 employees across the group) into Microsoft’s Xbox business and will add Bethesda’s future games to Xbox Game Pass.
Microsoft has acquired ADRM Software, a provider of large-scale, industry-specific data models, to integrate ADRM’s industry data models into Microsoft Azure and accelerate customers’ data and AI initiatives. The ADRM team will join Microsoft to help deliver intelligent data lakes, improve data governance, and speed digital transformation for enterprise customers.
Microsoft signed a definitive agreement to acquire Metaswitch Networks, a provider of cloud-native communications and virtualized network software, expanding Azure's capabilities for telecom operators and 5G deployments. The deal, which follows Microsoft's acquisition of Affirmed Networks, was completed from seller Francisco Partners (which had owned Metaswitch alongside other shareholders) and will be used to integrate Metaswitch's talent and technology into Azure to serve operators globally.
Microsoft has acquired Flipgrid, a video-based social learning platform used by educators and students in over 180 countries. The acquisition brings Flipgrid's engagement-focused edtech capabilities into Microsoft's education portfolio, with Microsoft keeping the Flipgrid brand and making the platform free for schools.
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