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Automotive tech supplier Aptiv agrees to buy Wind River in $4.3 billion deal

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January 11, 2022 11:25 AM

Automotive technology supplier Aptiv said Tuesday it has agreed to buy software firm Wind River from private equity firm TPG Capital for $4.3 billion in cash as it seeks to capitalize on a surge in spending by automakers to digitalize their cars.

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