Google agrees to pay approximately $2.4 billion for technology licensing from AI programming startup Windsurf
According to ChainCatcher, The Wall Street Journal reports that Google has agreed to pay approximately $2.4 billion to acquire a technology license from AI programming startup Windsurf, and will hire its CEO along with some employees. This deal was reached after acquisition talks between Windsurf and OpenAI stalled.
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