VMware to Acquire SpringSource
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Virtualization vendor VMware Monday announced plans to acquire Java web development and middleware vendor SpringSource for $362 million.
SpringSource is the vendor behind the open source Spring Framework that is used and supported by numerous Java middleware vendors including Red Hat JBoss and IBM Websphere.
VMware expects the deal to close in the third quarter of 2009. The total value of the deal could top $400 million when all is said and done, as VMware is also taking on $58 million of unvested stock and options in addition of the $362 million of cash and equity that VMware is offering privately held SpringSource.
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