After Upthere, Western digital is going to buy a flash memory company
- Author:Queena
- Release Date:2017-08-30
After announcing the acquisition of cloud storage service provider Upthere, western digital (WD) and then again on Tuesday announced a takeover target, flash Tegile Systems - but the west number did not disclose the deal amount.Tegile was founded in 2010, mainly for the enterprise to provide data center application of flash and persistent memory storage solutions.In the past few years, western digital has played the role of investors, and in April led E round of $33 million.
Tegile Systems, co-founder and chief executive of Rohit Kshetrapal pointed out that the west number already in many ways to enhance the company's business, including engineering integration, HDD/SSD supply chain efficiency, marketing efforts, and customer support.
Western digital is currently fast turnaround, in order to complete the deal in the coming week.Western digital, senior vice President, and data center system division general manager Phil Bullinger said: buy Tegile, will expand its fast-growing solid and mixed array storage products in the field of supply.
Tegile Systems, co-founder and chief executive of Rohit Kshetrapal pointed out that the west number already in many ways to enhance the company's business, including engineering integration, HDD/SSD supply chain efficiency, marketing efforts, and customer support.
Western digital is currently fast turnaround, in order to complete the deal in the coming week.Western digital, senior vice President, and data center system division general manager Phil Bullinger said: buy Tegile, will expand its fast-growing solid and mixed array storage products in the field of supply.