About This Deal

Microsoft Corporation acquired Interactive Super Computing, a transaction announced in September 2009, structured as Acquisition of technology assets.

Interactive Super Computing operates in Server and Tools Division (Technical / High-Performance Computing), is based in Waltham, Massachusetts, USA. Interactive Supercomputing (ISC) developed Star-P software that let users run familiar desktop applications such as MATLAB and Python against parallel high-performance-computing clusters without rewriting their code. Microsoft acquired ISC's technology assets to advance its high-performance / technical-computing efforts. The original TechNet announcement post is no longer reachable.

Advance Microsoft's high-performance and technical-computing capabilities by making parallel computing accessible from mainstream desktop applications.

Deal Terms

Acquirer
Microsoft Corporation
Target
Interactive Super Computing
Value
Not disclosed
Date
September 2009
Type
Acquisition
Status
Official-source — no SEC filing

Transaction Details

Target HQ
Waltham, Massachusetts, USA
Segment
Server and Tools Division (Technical / High-Performance Computing)
Structure
Acquisition of technology assets
Announced
September 21, 2009

Advisors

Advisory firms were not disclosed for this transaction.

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