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4 stories about Spot
Seven months after being acquired by NetApp, Spot CEO says he has no regrets
28.02.21
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Allon Sinai
The American giant paid $450 million for 31-year-old Amiram Shachar's startup last July, and it has only gone from strength to strength since
Covid-19 is an opportunity to support local business, says Spot HR head
11.11.20
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CTech
As small businesses around the world closed down and faced bankruptcy, Spot saw an opportunity to help others
NetApp completes Spot.io acquisition for $450 million
13.07.20
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Meir Orbach
Spot.io offers cloud computing optimization services to software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. Using machine learning algorithms, it monitors the availability and pricing of computation power offered by cloud services to optimize use by clients
NetApp to Acquire Israeli Company Spot.io for $450 Million
03.06.20
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Golan Hazani and Meir Orbach
The Israeli cloud services company has previously raised a total of $52 million, and employs 150 people in Tel Aviv, London, and San Francisco