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GoPro’s CEO says the company isn’t done with cameras despite its merger promises
The company's announcement earlier this week placed a lot of emphasis on AI and national security.
The company will be "diversifying", but CEO Nick Woodman claims that cameras will still be at the forefront.
CEO Nick Woodman addressed concerns GoPro might pull back from consumer camera tech after its Starman merger.
GoPro has announced a merger with Starman Optical Inc, a US-based optical photonics company building high-speed transceivers for AI data centers ...
The GoPro Max 2 (7/10 WIRED Recommends) is my favorite 360 camera, and that’s still true even with the release of the new ...
GoPro CEO Nick Woodman reassures customers that the company will continue developing consumer and professional cameras after ...
GoPro is set to be acquired by a self-described AI hardware company, sending shares in the struggling action camera maker ...
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Internal emails hint GoPro merger could mean more US manufacturing and expanded product lines
What does the proposed GoPro merger mean for the future of the action camera giant? Internal emails offer some hints ...
GoPro will merge with Starman Optical in a $285 million deal that will expand the company into AI infrastructure, defense, government and aerospace.
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