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Cognition, maker of AI coding agent Devin, acquires Windsurf

Cognition, maker of the AI coding agent Devin, acquires Windsurf

Cognition says it’s acquiring Windsurf’s IP and product, which include its AI-powered IDE, alongside all of the employees who were not hired by Google.

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Cognition will buy AI coding startup Windsurf, which is losing its leadership to Google

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Google hires Windsurf team in a bid to boost AI coding projects

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Cognition AI to buy Windsurf, doubling down on AI-driven coding

Artificial intelligence startup Cognition AI on Monday agreed to acquire Windsurf, an integrated development environment platform, strengthening its position in the rapidly evolving enterprise softwa...

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Windsurf is Acquired by Cognition

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Cognition AI buys rest of Windsurf after Google deal

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Google snatches Windsurf execs in a $2.4B deal, derailing OpenAI’s biggest acquisition yet

The Windsurf acquisition by OpenAI was widely reported in May as a transformative deal that would have marked the ChatGPT maker’s largest acquisition to date.

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How Google Killed OpenAI’s $3 Billion Deal Without an Acquisition

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Google deal with Windsurf applies pressure to GitLab, JFrog: BofA

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The Prompt: Windsurf Acquisition Is The Latest Salvo In The Battle For AI Talent

In a surprising move, Cognition– the makers of autonomous coding tool Devin— acquired what was left of its rival Windsurf after the company’s cofounders Varun Mohan and Douglas Chen and other staff members were poached by Google DeepMind for $2.

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Windsurf To Be Acquired by Devin AI Coding Agent Maker Cognition After Key Founders, Researchers Jump Ship To Google

Artificial intelligence (AI) coding startup Windsurf announced Monday that it was being acquired by Cognition, an AI peer based out of San Francisco, California. This comes close on the heels of Windsurf disclosing a licensing agreement with Alphabet,

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Windsurf’s CEO goes to Google; OpenAI’s acquisition falls apart

As of Friday, Windsurf’s head of business, Jeff Wang, will take over as the startup’s interim CEO, he announced in a post on social media. Most of Windsurf’s 250 person team is not headed to Google DeepMind and will continue offering its AI coding tools for enterprise customers.