Sunday, February 2, 2014

Google acquisition of Artificial Intelligence Company

Google acquisition of Artificial Intelligence Company
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Google has acquired DeppMind Technology; artificial intelligence Company from London, England to the acquisition value is reported at 400 million USD. According to PC Advisor, the deal was confirmed on Sunday, but Google representatives have not given any additional information.

Recode website in a report last week revealed today, Google had to pay 400 million USD to have a company founded by Demis Hassabis, Shane Legg and Mustafa Suleyman.

DeepMind its website claims, they combine the best techniques from machine learning and neural systems to build a general-purpose learning algorithms are powerful. The first commercial applications that generated the company applied to the simulation, e - commerce and gaming.

Google last month also announced it had paid cash of 3.2 billion USD to acquire Nest, the smart smoke alarm manufacturers and the thermostat is touted as the company's expansion efforts connected to the home market. Then in January, Google also acquired Security Company called Imperium, to enhance the company's ability to fight spam and violations.

In addition, the internet giant revealed through a research site, they are exerting their efforts to do things related to machine learning and artificial intelligence such as language, speech, translate and visual processing.

While in May, Google launched yesterday Quantum Artificial Intelligence Laboratory under the auspices of the NASA Ames Research Center, as well as invited scientists worldwide to study how quantum computing can result in more advanced machine learning.

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