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Dude You’re Getting a Company. Dell Buys EMC
Dell who was once one of the strongest technology company in the world has agreed to buy EMC for $67 billion or $24.05 per share. Some of the companies EMC owns are security firm RSA and virtualization solution VMware. VMware will remain an independent publicly traded entity and will not join Dell. Even without VMware, EMC is still worth twice…