NEC to acquire U.S. software firm NetCracker for $300 million

NEC to acquire U.S. software firm NetCracker for $300 million

TOKYO, Japan - Andrew Feinberg (L), chief executive officer of NetCracker Technology Corp., and Kaoru Yano, president of NEC Corp., shake hands during a press conference in Tokyo on June 27. They announced that NEC will acquire the U.S. provider of software and solution services for $300 million around September.

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