Facebook confirms acquisition of London-based Bloomsbury AI

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Facebook scoops up natural language processing start-up for up to $30m

Social media giant Facebook has confirmed its acquisition of London-based artificial intelligence start-up Bloomsbury AI. The company, which has been backed by IQ Capital, the London Co-investme...

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