Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
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Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
9 buyout
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
NetApp acquired JetStream Software, a provider of VMware disaster recovery and migration technology. The deal is intended to expand NetApp’s cyber resilience, data protection, and cloud migration capabilities, enabling customers to start with disaster recovery in cloud environments and evolve toward production migration over time.
NetApp has acquired DataPelago to embed GPU-accelerated data processing directly into the storage layer, aiming to remove the data preparation bottleneck that slows enterprise AI deployments. DataPelago’s Nucleus technology enables “zero-copy activation” of enterprise data across CPUs and GPUs, and will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of NetApp after closing.
Diskover, a provider of metadata-driven unstructured data tooling, has acquired data intelligence and orchestration platform CloudSoda and closed a $7.5 million seed round featuring investments from Snowflake Ventures, NetApp, Park Partners, and The Hive. The deal (terms undisclosed) and new partnerships with Snowflake and NetApp aim to strengthen Diskover's usability, natural-language AI capabilities, and integrations for enterprise AI data pipelines.
NetApp has acquired Instaclustr, a provider of fully managed open-source databases, data pipelines and workflow applications delivered as a service. The deal expands NetApp's CloudOps capabilities by integrating Instaclustr's managed data-layer services into NetApp's Spot by NetApp and broader multi-cloud storage and optimization portfolio.
NetApp has acquired Fylamynt, a venture-backed CloudOps automation company, to integrate Fylamynt’s low‑code/no‑code workflow automation into the Spot by NetApp CloudOps portfolio. Financial terms were not disclosed; NetApp said the deal will accelerate its CloudOps capabilities and enable customers to deploy and optimize Spot services more rapidly and cost‑effectively.
NetApp acquired Data Mechanics, a Paris-based managed platform provider for Apache Spark on Kubernetes, integrating its team and IP into the Spot by NetApp portfolio to accelerate NetApp's Spot Wave capabilities for cloud analytics and ML workloads. Financial terms were not disclosed.
NetApp has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Spot (formerly Spotinst), a provider of cloud compute management and cost-optimization software, to establish leadership in Application Driven Infrastructure. The acquisition pairs NetApp’s shared storage platform with Spot’s continuous optimization platform to help customers reduce cloud compute and storage costs and accelerate public cloud adoption; the deal is expected to close in the first half of NetApp’s fiscal year subject to customary approvals.
NetApp acquired CloudJumper, a cloud software company focused on virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and remote desktop services, to create the NetApp Virtual Desktop Service (VDS). The acquisition brings CloudJumper's VDI management capabilities into NetApp Cloud Central and integrates with Azure NetApp Files and Cloud Volumes, expanding NetApp's cloud desktop and data management offerings.
NetApp acquired Talon Storage to integrate Talon's Talon FAST global file cache technology into NetApp's Cloud Volumes and Azure NetApp Files offerings. The deal expands NetApp's cloud data services and ROBO (remote office/branch office) file share capabilities, enabling customers to centralize data in the public cloud while preserving branch-office performance and experience.
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