ChainCatcher 消息，据《华尔街日报》报道，谷歌已同意支付约 24 亿美元获取 AI 编程初创公司 Windsurf 技术授权，并雇佣其 CEO 及部分员工，此次交易是在 Windsurf 与 OpenAI 的收购谈判陷入停滞后达成。

<p>ChainCatcher 消息，据《华尔街日报》报道，谷歌已同意支付约 24 亿美元获取 AI 编程初创公司 Windsurf 技术授权，并雇佣其 CEO 及部分员工，此次交易是在 Windsurf 与 OpenAI 的收购谈判陷入停滞后达成。</p>

谷歌同意支付约 24 亿美元获取 AI 编程初创公司 Windsurf 技术授权

According to ChainCatcher, citing The Wall Street Journal, Google has agreed to pay approximately $24 billion to acquire the technology license from Windsurf, an AI programming startup, and hire its CEO and some employees. This deal was reached after Windsurf's acquisition negotiations with <OP> stalled.

<p>According to ChainCatcher, citing The Wall Street Journal, Google has agreed to pay approximately $2.4 billion to acquire the technology license of AI programming startup Windsurf and hire its CEO and some employees. This deal was reached after Windsurf's acquisition negotiations with OpenAI stalled.</p>

Google agrees to pay about $2.4 billion to license AI programming startup Windsurf's technology

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Article by: Lin Wanwan's Cat (@linwanwan823)
Article source: X
Original title: Top 10 Questions and Answers from CZ, China's Richest Man, at the End of the Year
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BNB's annual shareholders' meeting has just concluded.
After listening to CZ's year-end AMA, I selected 10 questions and answers to summarize the key points: Market prediction, the stablecoin war 2.0 hasn't even started yet.
1. How do you feel after being granted a pardon?
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