Varun Mohan, CEO of Windsurf, faces backlash after quitting for Google’s DeepMind, abandoning a $3 billion deal with OpenAI.

The AI gold rush has come as job openings for software developers hit a five-year low, raising questions about AI’s responsibility for the slowdown.

The whipsawing of Windsurf employees and the unusual cleaving of the company into separate parts have left a bitter taste in ...

There had been murmurs of disapproval when Windsurf's founders had jumped ship to Google leaving most of their employees to ...

Varun Mohan, CEO and co-founder of AI startup Windsurf, is facing sharp criticism across the tech world after he left ...

After the collapse of OpenAI’s $3B deal with Windsurf, Google DeepMind seizes top talent and licenses key AI coding tools, ...

Acqui-hiring accelerates innovation by acquiring skilled AI teams, bypassing recruitment challenges. This trend, especially in India, allows companies to quickly integrate expertise, enhance products, ...

Windsurf’s Indian-origin CEO Varun Mohan is facing backlash for joining Google after a deal to sell the startup to OpenAI for $3 billion fell through. Windsurf CEO Varun Mohan and cofounder Douglas ...

The founders of Windsurf, an AI startup, left the company for Google Deepmind just after a deal to sell it to OpenAI fell ...

Days after AI coding startup Windsurf announced that it’s being acquired by Cognition, Windsurf exec Jeff Wang took to X to ...

The cutthroat recruitment efforts to land the smartest minds in Silicon Valley have hit a feverish new peak in recent days.

Multi-billion dollar acquihires are taking CEOs and founders away from the companies they’ve started—and leaving behind ...