HyperSpace acquisition of MPC is completed
The newly combined company will develop software as well as build on MPC's designs for hardware.
HyperSpace Communications has completed its acquisition of MPC Computers. The deal was closed earlier this week.
The newly combined company, building on the strengths brought by each of its component firms, will develop software to accelerate Web and client/server applications. MPC designs and builds desktop and laptop computers, servers, and storage devices, and offers a range of related services.
MPC is now a wholly owned subsidiary of HyperSpace. Mike Adkins, MPC's chief executive officer since 2001, will continue to lead the firm. John Yeros, founder and chairman of HyperSpace, will continue his leadership role there.
MPC's 2004 revenues totaled $428 million, but the company logged a $6.2 million net loss for the year.
"We are excited about moving forward as a combined company," Yeros said in a written statement. "MPC Computers has a great track record of serving customers in government, education and business, and we look forward to its continued success, as a part of HyperSpace Communications. MPC is a tremendous platform in which to aggregate technology."
"MPC Computers is very pleased to be moving forward with HyperSpace as
part of a public company," Adkins said in the same statement.
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