Cisco to buy Splunk for US$28 billion

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Cisco to buy Splunk for US$28 billion
Cisco Systems has agreed to buy Splunk for about US$28 billion ($43.6 billion) in its biggest-ever deal to strengthen its software business and capitalise on the boom in artificial intelligence. The deal, which is the biggest technology transaction of the year, will help reduce Cisco's reliance ...

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