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TechFlow news, July 13 — According to The Wall Street Journal, Google has agreed to pay approximately $2.4 billion for a technology license from AI coding startup Windsurf and to hire its CEO and some employees.
Insiders revealed that the deal was reached after acquisition talks between Windsurf and OpenAI stalled. Google's move highlights the intensifying competition among tech giants for AI programming technologies.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Google has agreed to pay approximately $2.4 billion to license technology from AI programming startup Windsurf and hire its CEO and some employees. Sources familiar with the matter said the deal was reached after acquisition talks between Windsurf and OpenAI stalled. The move highlights intensifying competition among tech giants for AI programming capabilities.
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