Acme Packet is a company that specializes in session delivery networking products.
Acme Packet's products are used to secure and control real-time communications.
Their solutions are designed to help businesses manage and protect their communications networks.
Acme Packet's products support a wide range of communication protocols, including SIP, H.323, and MGCP.
Oracle Acquisitions
Oracle has been on a buying spree, and its largest deal since 2012 was the acquisition of Acme Packet.
The acquisition was worth $1.7 billion, and Oracle agreed to pay $29.25 per share for Acme Packet, a 22 percent premium on the company's Friday close.
Acme Packet's products are used by over 1,900 enterprise and service provider customers in 109 countries.
Oracle plans to make Acme Packet a core offering in its communications portfolio, enabling service providers and enterprises to deliver innovative solutions.
The acquisition is expected to close in the first half of 2013, subject to Acme shareholder and regulatory approvals.
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Oracle's President, Mark Hurd, said the addition of Acme Packet will enable service providers and enterprises to deliver innovative solutions that will change the way we interact, conduct commerce, and more.
Acme Packet's management team and employees are expected to join Oracle's Communications Global Business Unit once the deal closes.
The acquisition will help Oracle accelerate its offering of secure and reliable communications from any device and across any network.
Acme Packet generated $274 million in revenue in 2012, and its products are used in a range of applications, including voice, data, and unified communications services.
Oracle's shares fell by 1.4 percent in premarket trading after announcing its bid to buy Acme Packet.
Acme Packet's board of directors unanimously approved the Oracle transaction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an Acme Packet do?
Acme Packet platforms enable trusted, real-time communications across IP network borders. They help customers meet their performance and capacity needs for secure and reliable communication.
What is Acme Packet 3900?
The Acme Packet 3900 is a compact session border controller (SBC) designed to secure voice networks and ensure high-quality service. It protects against threats like TDoS and Fraud, safeguarding organizations and their customers.
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