SUSE Gets Bought Out Again

Written by Michael Larabel in SUSE on 15 September 2014 at 01:11 PM EDT. 10 Comments
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SUSE's parent company The Attachmate Group has been bought out.

The publicly-traded Micro Focus company has bought out the privately-owned Attachmate, which bought out Novell back in 2010 that owned SUSE at the time. Micro Focus is a British supplier of computer software and consulting services to large corporations, largely around upgrading from legacy platforms and mainframes. Micro Focus is buying Attachmate through a reverse-takeover for a $1.2 billion dollar deal and the combined capital and debt of the new firm is valued at $2.35 billion USD.

Details on Micro Focus buying out Attachmate can be found via Reuters and the WSJ.
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