Tracked deals
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8 tracked deals across 2010-2020.
Palo Alto, California, United States
VMware software helps customers manage cloud complexity to modernize infrastructure, accelerate application development, and protect workloads across data center, cloud, apps, and edge. VMware’s platform emphasizes private-cloud-like security and performance with public-cloud scale and agility, supported by security and disaster recovery capabilities.
Tracked deals
8
8 tracked deals across 2010-2020.
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
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Supporting Data
VMware announced the acquisition of SaltStack, a Lehi, Utah-based enterprise automation and security software company, from Mercato Partners' Traverse Growth Fund III for an undisclosed amount. The deal brings SaltStack’s event-driven infrastructure and vulnerability management capabilities into VMware’s cloud, networking and security portfolio to expand its automation and SecOps offerings.
VMware acquired Lastline, a network detection & response and malware sandboxing company, to bolster its Intrinsic Security vision and integrate Lastline's analytics with VMware NSX and Carbon Black. The deal was announced in June 2020 and closed on June 18, 2020, with reports valuing the transaction at roughly $110 million.
VMware announced intent to acquire Nyansa, an AI-based network analytics vendor, to integrate end-to-end visibility, monitoring and remediation into VMware SD‑WAN by VeloCloud. The acquisition brings Nyansa's Voyance AIOps platform and AI/ML capabilities into VMware's networking portfolio to improve troubleshooting, proactively predict client problems and advance self‑healing network capabilities.
VMware, Inc. completed its acquisition of Pivotal Software, Inc., acquiring Pivotal for an enterprise value of approximately $2.7 billion and making Pivotal a wholly owned subsidiary. Pivotal's cloud-native platform and developer-focused offerings will be integrated into VMware's Tanzu portfolio to expand VMware's modern application and Kubernetes capabilities.
VMware completed its acquisition of Carbon Black in an all-cash transaction valued at $2.1 billion (at $26 per share). Carbon Black will form the nucleus of a new VMware Security Business Unit to expand VMware’s cloud-native security and endpoint protection capabilities.
VMware has acquired Apteligent (formerly Crittercism), a San Francisco–based mobile app performance and analytics company, to enhance its mobile and digital workspace capabilities. Terms were not disclosed; Apteligent had raised about $50 million since 2011 and will bolster VMware’s ability to provide app analytics alongside its AirWatch mobile management offerings.
VMware, Inc. has acquired MomentumSI, Inc., an Austin-based IT consultancy specializing in cloud migration, big data, advanced architecture, and DevOps. 7 Mile Advisors acted as exclusive sell-side advisor; terms were not disclosed. The acquisition expands VMware’s cloud migration and professional services capabilities for enterprise clients.
VMware announced agreements to acquire Integrien, a real-time application and infrastructure performance analytics company, and TriCipher, a provider of secure access management and identity federation for SaaS applications, to expand its vCenter management and hybrid cloud security capabilities. Both deals were announced at VMworld 2010 and were expected to close in the third quarter of 2010; financial terms were not disclosed.
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