Title: PlateSpin
Content:  PlateSpin is a software suite of Micro Focus International. Originally a standalone software company headquartered in Toronto, Canada, registered in Delaware, US as Platespin Inc. and founded by Robert Reive in 1999 with co-founders added later David Richards, Bruno Baloi and M. Verdun. Intel corp. via the Intel64fund was a key investor, along with 4Quarters Capital, Castlehill Ventures(Barry Laver) and AltaMira, the latter three all of Toronto, Canada. The original product for which the patent was filed was the Platespin Operations Center, the first usable VM provisioning tool for low cost deployment of servers in their VMs to Vmware ESX and GSX on 64bit processors. Platespin Operations Centre was designed to reduce operations cost and more efficiently use the resources of large servers, as well as deal with routine security patches to software servers and their OS efficiently. Today Platespin is a NetIQ suite of software that helps manage physical and virtualized server workloads on VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM, Citrix XenServer, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
Title: PlateSpin
Content:  After the 9/11 financial meltdown, PlateSpin's immediate market opportunity shrank rapidly, as most large early customer Opportunity IT budgets were frozen, and as a result the team was disbanded by their major interests in Feb, 2003 and placed in receivership. The first company did win some awards such as a 2003 award from Giga Research as "Most promising new technology in a new category: Software Server Provisioning". Later re-formed by Stephen Pollack in March, 2003 from a Receivership as an Ontario, Canada ltd. numbered company with the same PlateSpin name. A few key members of the original software development, packaging and business development team were rehired to refocus previously created PlateSpin's product line value on 
Title: PlateSpin
Content:  March 31, 2008, Novell announced that it had completed the acquisition of PlateSpin, which would "become part of the Novell Systems and Resource Management business unit and continue to develop and market its solutions to a global customer base." On May 18, 2011, Attachmate announced that they had transferred the PlateSpin products from their Novell business unit to their NetIQ business unit. In November of 2014, Attachmate completed a merger with Micro Focus International (LON: MCRO), a global enterprise infrastructure software company headquartered in Newbury, United Kingdom. As part of its continued operations streamlining, Micro Focus closed the Toronto, Canada office of PlateSpin and moved all remaining North American operations to the United States.
Title: PlateSpin
Content:  narrower market focus, the converting of physical servers to virtual servers for VMware under the PowerP2V and later the PowerConvert label. The new PlateSpin created two additional products -- PlateSpin PowerRecon to statistically analyze the data center to help prepare for consolidation and PlateSpin Forge, a disaster recovery solution. The re-worked company rapidly grow from $0 to $25M in five years through PlateSpin's reseller/integrator channel networks. Over the 5 years of the new PlateSpin, the company reached the milestone of over 10,000 customers worldwide and had reached global headcount of about 225 employees. On February 25, 2008, Novell announced that it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire PlateSpin Ltd. for 205 million USD. 
Title: PlateSpin
Content:  PlateSpin solutions manage physical and virtualized server workloads on VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM or Citrix XenServer. PlateSpin Recon (formerly PowerRecon) enables system administrators to inventory their physical and virtual servers, and catalog resources like CPU type, amount of RAM, disk storage, etc. PlateSpin Recon can also monitor the utilization of these resources over time, and create "profiles" that can be used to facilitate server consolidation initiatives. Support has ended PlateSpin Migrate (formerly PowerConvert) allows system administrators to migrate workloads between physical and virtual servers in order to match workload to the machine best suited for the job. Support will be discontinued end of September 2021 PlateSpin Protect 
Title: PlateSpin
Content:  PowerConvert) allows system administrators to protect physical and virtual workloads by creating and maintaining virtual machine copies for disaster recovery and business continuity purposes. Discontinued - Support ended August 2019 PlateSpin Forge is a hardware appliance that allows system administrators to protect physical and virtual workloads by leveraging embedded virtualization. PlateSpin Forge includes all of the software, hardware, and storage needed to deploy a simple disaster recovery solution. Discontinued - Support ended August 2019 PlateSpin Transformation Manager helps enterprises, service providers, and systems integrators plan and track large-scale data center transformation projects across physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructures. Support will be discontinued end of June 2022
Title: Plated (meal kits)
Content:  Plated was an American ingredient-and-recipe meal kit service that has been acquired by Albertsons. The company was founded in 2012 and became well known through its participation in Techstars in 2013, Shark Tank in 2014 and Beyond the Tank in 2015. Plated's founders, Nick Taranto and Josh Hix, earned a deal on Shark Tank that fell through, but negotiated a deal with another investor after the show was filmed. The company accepted several rounds of venture capital investments and remained private until it was acquired by Albertsons in September 2017.
Title: Centerplate
Content:  Centerplate, Inc. is a food and beverage corporation serving entertainment venues in North America, and the UK. Centerplate, formerly known as Volume Services America, Inc., was originally a division of Canteen Corp. In 1995, it was sold to Flagstar, controlled by private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), which then sold Volume Services to The Blackstone Group. Volume Services changed its name to Centerplate in 2004 when the company completed an IPO. In 2009, Centerplate again became a private company following its merger with an affiliate of Kohlberg & Company. In 2012, Centerplate was acquired by a consortium of investors including members of the then current management team as well as private equity firm Olympus Partners. In 2017, Centerplate was acquired by food services company Sodexo.
Title: SPiN
Content:  SPiN is an international chain of franchised table tennis clubs and bars. The company was founded in 2009 by actress Susan Sarandon, her then-boyfriend Jonathan Bricklin, Andrew Gordon, Franck Raharinosy,  and Wally Green.
Title: Soundplate
Content:  Soundplate is a London-based record label  and music technology company. Soundplate have developed a range of marketing tools and resources for music artists and record labels. Originally founded in 2010 by Matt Benn,  Soundplate started as a website covering all aspects of dance music and all genres of the global scene therein. The aim of the site was to cover all genres without prejudice, to appeal to an audience of professional DJs and dance music fans. Although Soundplate is based in London it is a remote company with team members in several different countries.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I know that PlateSpin has a parent company as well.
Answer: False