EU antitrust regulators have announced that they will decide by February 10 whether to approve the acquisition of Israeli cloud security company Wiz by Google. The main argument repeatedly made by opponents of the deal relates to the access that Wiz will give Google to the cloud data security layer of European companies. The article also raises the fear that "Wiz’s multi-cloud deployment gives it deep insight into how organisations configure and secure their systems. It adds that "Some investors have described Wiz as a Trojan horse, giving Google visibility into rival clouds that no competitor could replicate." Shortly after the Google-Wiz deal was announced in March, addressing this fear, Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said that multiple cloud approaches were something that Google customers wanted, and that they did not want to be locked into a single provider.