Blackstone always manage to outbid us… Great news for Winthrop. Onwards and upwards. It’s build time 🏗️ #datacentre #datacenter
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Thanks to everyone who attended our Digital and Cloud Transformation Panel at the Houlihan Lokey Global Tech Conference yesterday. In particular our panelists Harald Felling (CEO of ]init[ - Services for the eSociety), Dagfinn Ringås (CEO of Cegal ), Des Lekerman (CEO of Kocho), Emmanuel Mottrie (CEO of TMC) and Thomas Steiner, FRM (CEO of X1F ) The conversation around the drivers of digital and cloud transformation, winning and retaining talent in a growing market and the massive opportunities in consolidating a fragmented market highlighted the vast investment opportunities in the IT, Digital Transformation and Cloud Services space. Sara Rachele Napolitano Malte Abrams, CFA #digitaltransformation #itservices #cloudtransformation #mergersandacquisitions #corporatefinance
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Rubrik has taken a major step towards going public by filing an S-1 with the SEC. Dive deeper into this milestone with insights from Krista Macomber's research note on The Futurum Group website. Stay informed! #Rubrik #IPO #BusinessNews #TheFuturumGroup
Rubrik Plans IPO: Betting on Growth in the Cloud Data Security Market
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Moelis Global Head of Capital Markets & Global Head of REGLL and Consumer & Retail Augusto Sasso was quoted in Global Finance Magazine discussing how the technology and healthcare sectors did well last year, and why other sectors could see an upturn in 2024 as investors slowly enter the dealscape again. Click to read the full article. #mergersandacquitions #IPOs
Dealmakers Crave a Comeback | Global Finance Magazine
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#IBM's HashiCorp Acquisition Under FTC Scrutiny The FTC has launched an antitrust review into IBM's $6.4 billion acquisition of HashiCorp. 🕵️♀️ This move is a part of the regulatory body's routine checks for large-scale acquisitions. 📜 HashiCorp, known for its open-source cloud management tools like Terraform, generated $160.6 million in revenue last quarter. 💼 IBM expects this acquisition to be accretive to its adjusted EBITDA within a year. 📊 The deal values HashiCorp at $35 per share, a 42.6% premium, but still less than half its 2021 IPO valuation of $14 billion. 🌐 Despite the FTC probe, both companies aim to close the deal by the end of 2024. 🚀 💡 Do you think this acquisition will reshape the cloud management landscape? What are the potential benefits and drawbacks? #IBM #HashiCorp #Acquisition #FTC #CloudManagement #OpenSource #TechNews #SaaSverse
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What if the CNCF was private equity? https://lnkd.in/ezCVUz7b For years, the CNCF has been the central governance body for cloud-native projects. But are there too many projects now? What if the CNCF was less governance and more like private equity?
What if the CNCF was private equity?
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Brian Gracely raises an important point on the role of the CNCF and asks if they should advise more on a particular stack and project for users to choose. When you ask 10 developers at #kubecon this week for their favorite CI/CD or service mesh, you will get 11 difference answers. And the interesting part is that all answers have some truth to it. It's a challenge for users to pick the right tool. But I don't think it's the CNCFs job to answer it. They provide a safe environment for Open-Source projects to grow. They define a governance structure and enable an assessment of the maturity and adoption. But they don't answer which tool to use because there is not a general answer. One way of addressing this are domain-specific interest groups that come together and align on a stack. One example is CNOE: https://lnkd.in/erekXpQP. Here a couple of tech-departments came together and found some commonalities and agreed on a common stack for their Internal Developer Platforms. I think this is a great initiative. However, if its right for your organization and whether you should build your own IDP in the first place is a whole new story.
What if the CNCF was private equity? https://lnkd.in/ezCVUz7b For years, the CNCF has been the central governance body for cloud-native projects. But are there too many projects now? What if the CNCF was less governance and more like private equity?
What if the CNCF was private equity?
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Public companies go private. And we’re taking not only about M&A deals. More and more companies are de-listed to become private again. Private status has a lot of benefits taking into account that shareholders can still have liquidity via the Secondary Market. Among the most famous public companies that went private: X, Burger King, Dell, Hilton Worldwide Holdings, Heinz. The latest news: #IBM acquires #HashiCorp, the developer of software for managing cloud infrastructure processes,for $6.4B ($35 a share). During the last round in 2020 HashiCorp was valued at $5.3B, and during the IPO in 2021 it was valued at $14B. We continue to track HashiCorp and its private and trading peers at https://skycliff.pro/. Join us to get access to private companies’ financials, investment rounds, Secondary Market prices and much more.
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Enterprise tech news worth reading this week: 🚀 The IPO window may be opening again, with successful debuts from Astera Labs and Reddit sparking excitement. Cato Networks and Snyk are rumored to be next in line. 🔒 Redis acquired SpeeDB to enhance real-time data processing and deliver speed and scale beyond DRAM. This move could revolutionize enterprise applications. 📉 Series A funding remains slow, according to SaaStr’s Jason Lemkin. Data from Redpoint suggests it’s the hardest it’s been since 2018, but software sales may be bottoming out. Check out our latest newsletter, linked in the comments below, for more enterprise tech news for this week. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on the latest tech news every week!
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Yotta Data Centres to Launch on Nasdaq Through $2.75B SPAC Merger! 🚀 Hiranandani-owned Yotta is set to go public on Nasdaq via a SPAC merger with Cartica Acquisition Corp. This definitive agreement marks a significant milestone for Nidar Infrastructure Limited, Yotta's parent company, valued at approximately $2.75 billion pre-transaction.📈 As India's leading data centre provider for AI and high-performance compute, Yotta Data Services Private Limited offers a comprehensive "as-a-Service" model, including colocation, managed, cloud, and AI services. This move highlights Yotta's growing influence and ambition on the global stage. 🌐 At Hanley, we're excited about Yotta Data Centres' upcoming Nasdaq launch through a SPAC merger. As specialists in accelerating data centre applications, we see this move driving significant scalability and growth in the industry. This development highlights the importance of innovative and expansive data solutions, especially in AI and high-performance computing.💼 #rockwellautomation #datacenterinfrastructure #datacentercooling #datacentreinnovation #rok
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IBM vows to run the Red Hat playbook to scale up #HashiCorp after 💰6.4 billion buyout. Sees #cloudsecurity benefits as well as #IAC ones. 💲 https://lnkd.in/eSMx__nw #hybridcloud #cloudmigrations #infrastructureascode #terraform #deals #acquisitions
IBM vows to run the Red Hat playbook after $6.4 billion Hashicorp buyout
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