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Indian-Origin CEO Facing Backlash For Ditching Startup To Join Google: "Generational Villain"
Windsurf's Varun Mohan left the startup to join Google, jeopardising the potential deal with OpenAI.
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All About Varun Mohan, The Windsurf CEO Hired By Google To Strengthen Its AI
Varun Mohan, MIT-educated co-founder of AI startup Windsurf, was hired by Google in a move that came after OpenAI’s reported bid to acquire the company.
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Google Hires Indian-Origin Varun Mohan To Double Down On AI Coding
Tech giant Google has roped in Indian-origin Varun Mohan, co-founder and CEO of coding AI startup Windsurf, in a major move in the ongoing AI talent race.
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Windsurf Releases SWE-1 Series AI Models Capable of Full-Process Software Development
Windsurf, an artificial intelligence (AI) no-code or vibe coding platform, released a series of AI models on Thursday. Dubbed SWE-1, these models are focused on complex software engineering tasks, and not just writing code. The series comprises SWE-1, SWE-1-lite, and SWE-1-mini, where each model is designed for specific use cases.
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Israel's Only Olympic Gold Medallist To Sell His Medal
Gal Fridman also plans to sell the windsurfer with which he won the gold medal at the sailing competition.
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Windsurfing Makes Waves in Turkmenistan
Better known for its inhospitable desert plains than beach breaks, isolated ex-Soviet Turkmenistan this month welcomed an unlikely group of visitors: a sun-tanned crop of the world's top windsurfers.
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ISAF shocked at legal action by windsurfing group
The International Sailing Federation says it is shocked that the International RS:X Class Association is taking legal action in response to a decision to drop windsurfing from sailing at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016.
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Where's my Windsurfer? Athletes bring tons of bags
Kenneth Andreasen, the head coach for the U.S. Olympic sailing team, is not a man who travels lightly. He's already sent 10 shipping containers full of sailboats, motor boats, masts, sails, trailers and other marine equipment to the Olympic sailing center at Weymouth.
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Indian-Origin CEO Facing Backlash For Ditching Startup To Join Google: "Generational Villain"
Windsurf's Varun Mohan left the startup to join Google, jeopardising the potential deal with OpenAI.
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All About Varun Mohan, The Windsurf CEO Hired By Google To Strengthen Its AI
Varun Mohan, MIT-educated co-founder of AI startup Windsurf, was hired by Google in a move that came after OpenAI’s reported bid to acquire the company.
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Google Hires Indian-Origin Varun Mohan To Double Down On AI Coding
Tech giant Google has roped in Indian-origin Varun Mohan, co-founder and CEO of coding AI startup Windsurf, in a major move in the ongoing AI talent race.
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Windsurf Releases SWE-1 Series AI Models Capable of Full-Process Software Development
Windsurf, an artificial intelligence (AI) no-code or vibe coding platform, released a series of AI models on Thursday. Dubbed SWE-1, these models are focused on complex software engineering tasks, and not just writing code. The series comprises SWE-1, SWE-1-lite, and SWE-1-mini, where each model is designed for specific use cases.
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Israel's Only Olympic Gold Medallist To Sell His Medal
Gal Fridman also plans to sell the windsurfer with which he won the gold medal at the sailing competition.
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Windsurfing Makes Waves in Turkmenistan
Better known for its inhospitable desert plains than beach breaks, isolated ex-Soviet Turkmenistan this month welcomed an unlikely group of visitors: a sun-tanned crop of the world's top windsurfers.
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ISAF shocked at legal action by windsurfing group
The International Sailing Federation says it is shocked that the International RS:X Class Association is taking legal action in response to a decision to drop windsurfing from sailing at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016.
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Where's my Windsurfer? Athletes bring tons of bags
Kenneth Andreasen, the head coach for the U.S. Olympic sailing team, is not a man who travels lightly. He's already sent 10 shipping containers full of sailboats, motor boats, masts, sails, trailers and other marine equipment to the Olympic sailing center at Weymouth.
