Daily Links 6/19/2013: Unisys to help Dept of Interior move SAP ERP to cloud
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Telecom Industry Could See Biggest Merger Spree Since ’06 (Bloomberg)
Dish Says It Won’t Submit a New Offer for Sprint Ahead of Deadline (New York Times: Dealbook)
Special Report: Bad Karma: How Fisker burned through $1.4 billion on a 'green' car (Reuters)
Unisys nabs $44M task order to move Interior financial system to the cloud
(Washington Technology)
Involves moving Interior's SAP-based ERP system to cloud, partnering with cloud-hosting firm Virtustream.
Pindrop Security raises $11M from A16Z and others to help prevent phone fraud (PandoDaily)
Based in Atlanta, but also has people in Philly and Boston.
Fab.com Raises $150 Million, Valuing Retailer at $1 Billion (Bloomberg)
First Round Capital was an early investor.
MemSQL makes it easier to import historical data and query it all under one roof (Gigaom)
This is an interesting company. Based in San Francisco; investors include First Round Capital and New Enterprise Associates.
Chinese businessman gets 12 years for software piracy
(Philadelphia Inquirer)
Targets included Exton-based Analytical Graphics.
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