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EU Approves $32B Google-Wiz Purchase After Antitrust Review

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• European Commission approved Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz, stating it won't reduce competition in the multi-cloud market. • Critics warn the deal could strengthen Google’s ecosystem and reduce alternatives.

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Original Source Material

European Commission Rejects Claims of Reduced Multi-Cloud Competition The European Commission has unconditionally approved Google's takeover of cloud security vendor Wiz, saying customers will retain alternatives in the cloud infrastructure and security markets even as critics warned the $32 billion deal could entrench Google's ecosystem.