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Google Spends $250MM to Purchase 8 NetApp Buildings in Sunnyvale

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On March 9th, 2016, NetApp and Google entered into an agreement for the Mountain View-based search giant to purchase eight buildings currently owned by NetApp for $250 million. The deal represents yet another attempt for Google to secure real property for future growth in Silicon Valley. According to an 8-K SEC document filed by NetApp, […]

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