Just two years after going public at a $9 billion valuation, videoconferencing giant Zoom has agreed to buy cloud call center firm Five9 for a cool $14.7 billion. The all-stock deal will allow Zoom to expand its range of services, CEO Eric Yan said in a statement on Sunday: We expect that this acquisition will help enhance Zoom’s presence with customers and allow us to accelerate our long-term growth opportunity by adding the $24 billion contact center market. The acquisition aims to secure Zoom’s growth as pandemic restrictions ease. The company became a household name after lockdowns and working from home orders…

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