Irish tech suppliers merge to create €150m-revenue powerhouse

Douglas Woodburn
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Arkphire and Trilogy claim union is “first major move” towards consolidation of Irish managed services space

Two top Irish tech suppliers have combined to create what they claim is the "largest and fastest-growing Irish-headquartered IT procurement and IT managed services business". Akrphire has acquir...

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