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CA sells Arcserve data protection unit

08 July 2014 •

Marlin Equity Partners takes data protection arm off CA's hands for undisclosed amount

CA Technologies is getting out of the data protection business. The New York-based software company announced the sale of its ArcServe unit to Marlin Equity Partners, which will form a new standalo...

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