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Google parent Alphabet just placed its biggest bet ever: a $27 billion deal to acquire cloud security powerhouse Wiz. The move dwarfs Google's previous record - the now-quaint $12.5 billion Motorola purchase from 2012.
The deal marks a dramatic turnaround. Just last year, Wiz rejected Google's $23 billion offer over antitrust concerns. Apparently, nine billion dollars helps ease those worries.
Wiz brings serious firepower to Google Cloud. Its AI-powered security tools protect heavyweights like Morgan Stanley, BMW, and even luxury giant LVMH. Yes, your Louis Vuitton handbag now comes with a side of cloud security.
The timing raises eyebrows. Google picked an interesting moment to announce its largest-ever acquisition - right after losing an antitrust battle over its search business. The company seems to believe the Trump administration might view mega-mergers more favorably than its predecessors.
The cybersecurity landscape shifted dramatically after last year's CrowdStrike outage sent companies scrambling for better protection. Google spotted an opportunity and pounced. The Wiz deal follows its $5.4 billion Mandiant acquisition in 2022, when it outbid Microsoft in what we can only assume was a very polite bidding war.
Speaking of Microsoft, its recent security stumbles haven't gone unnoticed. Google's shopping spree suggests it smells blood in the water. The company promises Wiz will keep serving rival clouds - a clever move to appease regulators and keep competitors' data flowing through its new acquisition.
Google's shareholders seem surprisingly unfazed. The stock barely budged on the news, though it's already down 13% this year as investors digest the company's expensive AI adventures. Perhaps a $32 billion security blanket feels reassuring in these uncertain times.
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