TNS acquires BornTec managed hosting and colocation business

Transaction Network Services (TNS) has acquired BornTec’s managed hosting and colocation business. The acquisition will expand TNS’ global connectivity footprint and mission-critical connectivity for its diverse customer portfolio.

Facts

  • TNS has acquired BornTec’s managed hosting and colocation business.
  • The acquisition expands TNS’ global connectivity footprint and mission-critical connectivity for its diverse customer portfolio.
  • BornTec divested its managed hosting and colocation business to sharpen its focus on its CrossCheck trading data analytics platform.
  • TNS’ acquisition fits seamlessly into its managed hosting strategy that it embarked on five years ago.
  • BornTec’s managed hosting customers will receive uninterrupted service and will have the opportunity to upgrade to TNS’ Layer 1 connectivity with ultra-low 5-85 nanosecond latency.
  • BornTec vetted several acquirer candidates and found TNS to be a partner that shares its customer-centric values.
  • The transaction closed on March 21, 2023.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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