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Wiz's decision to call off the deal will be a setback for Google, which has been investing in its cloud infrastructure and focusing on winning clients for the cloud business that generated more ...

Assaf Rappaport, the co-founder and CEO of cloud security startup Wiz, said that turning down a $23 billion offer from Google was “the toughest decision ...

Alphabet unit Google’s talks to acquire Wiz for a planned $23 billion have fallen apart, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Please watch the video at Investors.com - From Search To Advertising, Will Google's Big AI Bet Pay Off? A deal for Wiz, founded in 2020, could be finalized soon, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Wiz’s CEO reportedly told employees Monday. Google’s bid to acquire Wiz has disintegrated as the cloud security vendor seeks to remain independent, Wiz’s CEO reportedly told employees Monday.

Google's plan to buy cloud security startup Wiz just fell apart. Wiz walked away from a $23 billion deal to be acquired by the Big Tech giant, in what would have been Google's largest-ever deal.

Google and Wiz did not respond to requests for comment. There are numerous implications in the deal for both the channel and the IT industry as a whole, according to solution and service provider ...

but was already around $500 million by July when it walked from Google, TechCrunch reported at the time. In an email to employees after deal talks ended, Wiz’s CEO Assaf Rappaport told Wiz’s ...

But it was he and his co-founders who made that call ... At the time Wiz had turned down the $23 billion offer from Alphabet, Google’s parent company, the four-year-old startup founded ...