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Microsoft Acquires Merck Software
by Rick Mullin
June 8, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 23
Microsoft will acquire assets from Merck & Co.'s Rosetta Inpharmatics unit that will allow the software giant to incorporate genetic, genomic, metabolomic, and proteomics data management software into its Amalga Life Sciences research software. Under the agreement, Merck will become a customer for the Amalga software and will provide input on its development. Separately, Merck is ceding Rosetta's Seattle, Wash.-based computer infrastructure to a nonprofit database firm, Sage, being formed by Merck employees (C&EN, May 25, page 12).
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