Windsurf
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About Windsurf
Windsurf, formerly known as Codeium, is a leader in the AI developer tools space and one of the fastest growing AI startups. It serves hundreds of thousands of users worldwide. The company has earned notable recognition, including features on Forbes AI 50 and by Forbes as a startup, and it was inducted into the JPMC Hall of Innovation. Windsurf announced a Series C funding round. Its industry impact has been acknowledged by Jensen Huang in his CES keynote.
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