Infrastructure and search software maker Autonomy has agreed to buy U.S.-based archiving company Zantaz Inc. for $375 million. The deal is Autonomy's biggest since acquiring Verity Inc. in 2005 and shows the company's intent to exploit the growing EDD market.
July 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Enterprise infrastructure software maker Autonomy Corp. PLC on Tuesday, July 3, agreed to buy U.S.-based archiving company Zantaz Inc. for $375 million to exploit the growing electronic discovery market.
Pleasanton, Calif.-based Zantaz provides content archiving, electronic discovery products and software to enable organizations to retain and retrieve unstructured digital information, while Autonomy sells the platform for accessing such information.
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