I have not heard specifically, no. The following is just an opinion, so take it with a grain of salt:
The older single-use solutions, if not gobbled-up/merged with another company, have no choice but to sell or fold. Maintaining older technology becomes quite cumbersome, and re-platforming/upgrading even moreso. Imagine needing to build a modern high-rise over a single-family home built in 1971.
On the horizon is a new wave of solutions being built with today's tech solving today's problems that are still, for the most part, unknown. 100% of the innovation in the space will come from these new entities, while the big few do their best to maintain their market share one quick-win bandaid at a time, and the bit players who stayed at the dance too long will simply tucker out.
Sad, but true and inevitable.