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Google Acquires Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory

Announced October 23, 2014 — $10M

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What happened

Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory was a artificial intelligence business based in United Kingdom; acquired by Alphabet/Google and integrated into or used as Google DeepMind.

Acquirer
Google
Target
Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory
Announced
October 23, 2014
Price
$10M
Industry
Artificial intelligence

By the numbers

Google's acquisition history
169th of 269 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
66 of 269 Google deals
Google's average disclosed price
$1.20B
Google's largest disclosed deal
Wiz ($32B)
Tracked acquisitions in 2014
130 across all acquirers
Google in Artificial intelligence
5 acquisitions

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did Google acquire Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory?

Google acquired Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory on October 23, 2014. This was Google's 169th publicly tracked acquisition out of 269 we have on record.

How much did Google pay for Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory?

Google paid $10M for Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory.

What does Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory do?

Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory was a artificial intelligence business based in United Kingdom; acquired by Alphabet/Google and integrated into or used as Google DeepMind.

What other Artificial intelligence companies has Google acquired?

Google has made 5 acquisitions in Artificial intelligence, including Dark Blue Labs & Vision Factory. See the full list on the Artificial intelligence and Google acquisition pages.

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