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Symantec acquires XtreamLok

By Vivienne Fisher on May 16, 2005 2:06PM

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Symantec has acquired Brisbane software company XtreamLok for an undisclosed sum. John Donovan, managing director for Symantec Australia New Zealand, described XtreamLok as a "truly innovative company". XtreamLok develops anti-piracy and activation technologies, which enable the licensing of ...

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By Vivienne Fisher
May 16 2005
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