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CodeGear is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Borland Software Corporation, which develops software development tools such as the Delphi IDE and programming language and the influential database server InterBase. It was spun out from its parent company on 14 November 2006.
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On 8 February 2006 Borland announced[1] that they would seek a buyer for their IDE division and database products. During the spin-off negotiations, these divisions internally reorganized into a "company within a company" called the Developer Tools Group, in anticipation of the sale. Eventually, five parties bid for the group.[2] However, no bidder offered Borland "numbers that appropriately reflected the value we think is in the business," according to a conference call with Borland CEO Tod Nielsen.[3]
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- ^ Intersimone
- ^ Jackson, interviewed by Havenstein
- ^ Nielsen, cited by Cowley
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