Wiz grew as part of a mad dash of companies moving to the cloud. Now it must contend with an AI-native generation of cyber ...

Google plans to acquire cybersecurity company Wiz for $32 billion in what would be the search giant’s largest-ever acquisition.

Reuters reported in March that the deal accelerated after President Donald Trump was sworn into office, with the prospect of a friendlier antitrust review under his administration. Wiz executives ...

The Department of Justice’s recent antitrust review of Alphabet’s proposed $32 billion acquisition of the cybersecurity firm Wiz is just the latest in a long series of regulatory overreach ...

Last summer, there was some talk that Google approached Wiz about an acquisition but the negotiations apparently fell through. At the time, Wiz was rumored to be generating around $500 million in ...

Of the 261 acquisitions Alphabet Inc. — Google, to most of us — made between its 1998 founding and February of this year, just 10 were in excess of $1 billion in value. The largest of these ...

Defensive Acquisition Strategy: The cloud security market is intensely competitive. Had Microsoft, Amazon, or even Palo Alto Networks acquired Wiz, Google’s strategic position would have weakened.

Alphabet’s acquisition of Wiz should make a big difference in Google Cloud Platform’s security capabilities — and could improve GCP’s competitiveness against bigger cloud service providers ...

Google’s recent acquisition of Wiz positions the tech giant as a leader ready to tackle today’s multicloud challenges, potentially outperforming competitors such as Microsoft Azure and AWS ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., and NEW YORK — Google’s recently announced plans to acquire Wiz Inc., a cloud-security platform, will reshape the broader security ecosystem, according to an industry source.

The deal, valued at about $32 billion, would be Alphabet's largest acquisition. It will integrate Wiz into Google's cloud unit, enhancing the company's cybersecurity solutions to help businesses ...

Google had agreed to pay Wiz a fee of more than $3.2 billion if the deal doesn't close. Trump's appointments of Andrew Ferguson to chair the FTC and Gail Slater to helm antitrust reviews at the ...