11 posts tagged FilesX

“Politically correct” basically means to not offend anyone. It is impossible to never offend anyone, it is however very possible to go out of ones way every day to try and never offend anyone. This seems to be the major goal most politically correct people shoot for. Personally I find this to be a censorship of sorts.

Well it’s here(unofficially), but at least I have the trailer in High Definition goodness for your viewing pleasure. Evidently the trailer leaked May 12th(monday) and it is unofficial as of now. The release date is July 25th(It’s probably going to change ).The trailer looks decent, my only suggestion would be: change the name?

The local high tech industry in Israel continues to provide exits for investors mainly through the M&A route, while the rest of the world struggles with IPOs. According to a recent study published by IVC Online, Israeli high tech M&A deals were valued at $3.2 billion in 2007, spanning across 75 deals, the second highest number of deals in a single year.

Index Ventures - News IBM today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire FilesX, a privately held storage software company based in Newton, Mass., and Haifa, Israel, that specializes in continuous data protection and nearly instant data and application recovery software for enterprises and remote/branch offices.

Friday April 18, 2008 IBM Acquires Diligent Normally, IBM only makes announcements on Tuesdays, but today, Friday, IBM announces that it acquired Diligent Technologies. What? I got a lot of questions about this, so I thought I would start with this...

A Globes article published today reported that IBM has bought Israeli storage solutions developer Diligent Technologies Corporation for an estimated $200 million.  The acquisition comes just one week after the computing giant bought FilesX for $70-90 million (see post).  IBM is snatching up Israeli

IBM is on a rampage.  After scooping up XIV, partnering with Siverge and now talking with Ctrue and Diligent Technologies, it has now signed an agreement to buy FilesX, an Israeli data-recovery startup founded in 2000.  The startup’s flagship technology, Xpress Restore, allows instant recovery of critical systems, servers and applications to any point-in-time.

IBM said Thursday that it reached a deal to acquire FilesX, an Israeli developer of software that controls digital storage systems and protects corporate data. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

IBM is a big fish, that’s no doubt, and just as it seems to happen on a regular basis these days, the big fish eats the little one. Very simple! Today, I found out that IBM Corp. reached an agreement to acquire storage company FilesX Inc., so here’s the story… FilesX is an Israeli developer of software for digital storage systems control and corporate data protection, founded back in 2000.

Time of Beijing of dispatch of sina science and technology on April 10 message, according to foreign media coverage, IBM week 4 announce, will buy FilesX of memory software company, recover a product in order to enhance his long-range office data. So far, the financial clause that trades about this had be notted announce.