#wiz

#wiz

Google acquires Wiz for $32 billion to enhance cloud security and multi-cloud capabilities, marking its largest acquisition to date.

Alphabet is in advanced talks to acquire Wiz for $30 billion, signaling renewed interest in bolstering Google Cloud's cybersecurity capabilities.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. is acquiring cybersecurity firm Wiz Inc. for $32 billion to enhance its cloud security offerings.

Wall Street sees potential resurgence in dealmaking due to shift in antitrust policies under Trump's administration.

Alphabet's acquisition of Wiz will bolster its cybersecurity capabilities in the cloud-computing sector, enhancing its competitive stance against Amazon and Microsoft.

Alphabet acquires Wiz for $32 billion to bolster its cloud operations amid a growing demand for cloud computing.

Alphabet acquires cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion, its largest acquisition to date, enhancing its position in the cloud services market.

Google's acquisition of Wiz aims to enhance cloud security and accelerate the multicloud trends in AI.

Alphabet is in talks to acquire Wiz for around $30 billion, potentially its largest acquisition ever.

Wiz's CEO Assaf Rappaport turned down a $23 billion offer from Google, believing cloud security holds even greater potential for growth.

Check Point and Wiz's partnership replaces CloudGuard CNAPP with Wiz's solution, aiming for improved cloud security integration.

Wiz discovered a publicly accessible ClickHouse database from DeepSeek, leading to exposure of sensitive internal information.

Wiz, a cloud security platform, raised $1 billion in Series E funding to fuel acquisitions and rapid expansion towards an IPO.