- Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed
- The Data Mechanics acquisition comes less than a year after NetApp acquired Spot
NetApp has announced that it has acquired Data Mechanics, a managed platform provider for big data processing and cloud analytics with offices in Paris, France, that helps businesses capitalize on Apache Spark, an open-source unified analytics engine for large-scale data processing and machine learning, in Kubernetes. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
Anthony Lye, senior vice president and general manager of NetApp’s Public Cloud Services business unit added, “Now more than ever, our customers are adopting cloud-first and cloud native strategies that will enable them to be more agile and adaptable in the face of unprecedented data growth. Adding Data Mechanics to our existing solutions will make it simpler and more cost-effective for organisations across all industries to fully leverage Apache Spark and Kubernetes to advance their data and cloud initiatives.”
IP will be integrated with the Spot by NetApp team
The Data Mechanics acquisition comes less than a year after NetApp acquired Spot (now Spot by NetApp). Data Mechanics’ team and IP will be integrated with the Spot by NetApp team and portfolio to accelerate the development of NetApp’s recently announced Spot Wave solution.
Amiram Shachar, vice president and general manager of Spot by NetApp said, “Although there are significant benefits to moving analytics and application workloads to the cloud, managing analytics technologies and cloud infrastructure can be resource and time intensive, impeding employee productivity and return on investment. We’re excited to welcome Data Mechanics to Spot by NetApp as we further enable organizations to put their data to work and get even more value from their cloud infrastructure investments.”
