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Acquisitions Are Buying Speed and Specialization, Not Just Scale
Recent deals from Inseego, Grindr and others point to a broader acquisition playbook: buy capabilities, customer access and faster routes to market—not simply more size.

The Debate
When companies announce acquisitions, scale often gets top billing: more revenue, more customers, a bigger footprint. But a cluster of recent deals suggests another question matters just as much: what can the buyer do after the transaction that it could not do before? From telecommunications to telehealth, the strategic prize may be speed, expertise or a new connection to customers—not just a larger corporate footprint.
That distinction matters because size is easy to announce...
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