OpenAI’s deal to acquire the viral AI coding startup Windsurf for $3 billion fell apart on Friday, according to The Verge. In a shocking twist, Google DeepMind is now hiring Windsurf CEO Varun ...

The pricing overhaul comes as Windsurf is reportedly being considered for an acquisition by OpenAI for $3 billion (Cursor’s creator Anysphere is in talks to raise at a $10 billion valuation.) As ...

OpenAI’s $3B Windsurf acquisition reshapes AI innovation, challenging Google and Anthropic in the race for artificial intelligence dominance.

OpenAI is reportedly acquiring Windsurf, an AI-powered coding assistant, for approximately $3 billion. The acquisition comes just months after Windsurf explored funding at this same valuation from ...

Windsurf’s acquisition by Cognition signals short-term stability. The move underscores the volatility of the AI coding space. Flexibility and diversification should be core parts of enterprise ...

Perhaps even more notably, OpenAI's reported acquisition of Windsurf comes just after Anysphere, which makes the AI coding tool Cursor, reportedly raised $900 million, at a valuation of $9 billion.

For most people, the move came out of nowhere. Only a few weeks ago, OpenAI was in talks to acquire Windsurf for $3 billion, with an aim to compete with AI coding tools like Cursor. But that deal ...

OpenAI is in talks with Windsurf to acquire the company for $3 billion. If the deal goes ahead, it would be OpenAI's biggest acquisition. What does this mean for Windsurfers?

OpenAI’s recent acquisition of Windsurf has possibly affected the startup’s long-standing partnership with Microsoft (MSFT), according to the Wall Street Journal.

OpenAI is reportedly looking to get in on the movement — and own more of the full-stack coding experience — as it eyes a $3 billion acquisition of Windsurf (formerly Codeium).