Zoom Video Communications is a videoconferencing software company founded in 2011, headquartered in San Jose, California, with a market capitalization around $20 billion as of early 2026. This prediction market explores the likelihood of Zoom being acquired before the end of 2026. Current market odds stand at 13% YES, indicating traders view an acquisition as unlikely within the next nine months. This low probability reflects the challenges surrounding a potential takeover: regulatory scrutiny from antitrust authorities, Zoom's substantial valuation, and the company's position as a successful independent firm with strong recurring revenue. The current price implies markets expect Zoom to remain independent through 2026. Tech acquisitions at this scale are rare and typically require extended periods of due diligence and regulatory review. Any acquisition announcement would need to clear antitrust approval from the FTC or DOJ, adding significant timeline pressure. If major technology or telecommunications companies express serious acquisition interest, market odds could shift notably, but current pricing reflects skepticism about such a scenario materializing before year-end.