Facebook buys 85 million dollars for mobile start-ups parse

Beijing Time April 26 news, according to the Wall Street Journal website reported, according to people familiar with the matter, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1560.html "> Facebook has agreed to buy parse, a mobile start-up, with $85 million worth of cash and shares. Facebook is currently upgrading its mobile business.

Parse was founded in 2011 and has financed 7 million of billions of dollars from investors such as ignition. Parse can help businesses build mobile applications across different operating systems.

Facebook has offered a takeover offer, according to people familiar with the matter. Dropbox company also made a bid to acquire parse. But the purchase price is lower than the Facebook offer. Google and Yahoo have also expressed interest in acquiring the venture.

Douglas Purdy, Facebook's platform director, said in a blog that Facebook had bought parse to Douglas Purti developers to quickly build applications across mobile platforms and devices. Aside from this blog, Facebook is reluctant to comment on the news.

Ilia Sukoha Ilya Sukhar, co-founder of Parse, said parse had agreed to be bought by Facebook. We hope to finish the deal soon. In an e-mail to investors in Thursday, he said Facebook's acquisition of Parse was not a mere acquisition of talent. Parse will not disappear.

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