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Fujitsu Acquires Cache Modeling Software from Oxford Molecular Group

Mar 24, 2000
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ONDON--Fujitsu has agreed to acquire Oxford Molecular Group’s Cache molecular modeling software product line. The companies said that the deal will enhance Fujitsu’s global capabilities in the life sciences and materials markets, while enabling Oxford to continue to realign the products in its Software Solutions division with customer needs.

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