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(Bloomberg) -- Alphabet Inc. is in talks to purchase cloud-security company Wiz Inc. for $33 billion, restarting discussions that were called off last summer after extended negotiations ...

Alphabet is acquiring Wiz for $32B, making it the largest acquisition in the company’s history. The deal strengthens Google Cloud’s position in AI-powered cybersecurity and expands multicloud ...

The latest tech sell-off has been hard on many companies, including Alphabet (GOOG 1.04%) (GOOGL 0.78%). At its high, Alphabet attained a valuation worth over $2.5 trillion. Now, it sits at $2 ...

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Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google LLC, is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire Israeli cloud security firm Wiz Inc. for around $30 billion. The Wall Street Journal, referencing people ...

The all-cash buyout comes after Wiz rejected a $23 billion bid from Alphabet last year due to concerns about antitrust approvals and its aim to focus on an initial public offering. The Wiz website ...

Google parent Alphabet has struck a deal to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion in an all-cash transaction, the tech giant’s largest acquisition ever. Wiz will join Google's cloud ...

Hefty price represents big jump from $23 bln in 2024 Deal to help Google better compete with Microsoft, Amazon Wiz to keep its products available on other cloud platforms Google shares down 4% ...

Alphabet has agreed to acquire Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz for $32 billion, a move that will significantly expand its footprint in cloud security and mark its largest acquisition to date.

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