US computing firm Nutanix buys two startups amid IPO delay
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HIGH-TECH computing company Nutanix has acquired two startups to enhance its data and storage services, as the firm continues to grow its business despite a protracted delay in its initial public offering (IPO).
San Jose, California-based Nutanix said on Sunday that it bought PernixData, a software company that facilitates data storage, and Calm.io, a development and automation startup, both are also located in California. Nutanix declined to disclose the price of the acquisition.
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