Haaretz EU Approves Google's $32B Acquisition of Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Wiz
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The European Union has approved Google's acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion. This deal allows Google to expand its cybersecurity capabilities, leveraging Wiz's technology and expertise. Wiz, founded in Israel, has gained recognition as a leading cybersecurity unicorn.
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2024-07-15
Wiz's offices established in Tel Aviv
2026-02-10
EU regulators approve Google's acquisition of Wiz
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