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Zurich is also Engineering (any many staff in Zurich and London will be from other countries temporarily working there).

by khurs 4mo ago

graemep 4mo ago
Which makes it even more difficult to limit access to Americans. Deepmind was originally a British company and has R & D in multiple countries to it will be even more awkward with them. I have always thought the UK was too liberal in allowing foreign takeovers of key businesses. Arm and Deepmind are great examples of why.
- khurs 4mo ago
  Deepmind I can undertand, as it was early days and no guarantee of success? and they needed massive investment. But the decision to allow Arm to be sold was surprising. But UK sells nearly everything - we need ongoing foreign investment.
  - graemep 4mo ago
    > Deepmind I can undertand, as it was early days and no guarantee of success? Its companies with no guarantee of success that are the future innovators. Look at how important Deepmind's field has become. > But UK sells nearly everything - we need ongoing foreign investment. and then we complain about the resulting trade deficit! You cannot have both - it literally does not add up.
    - khurs 4mo ago
      >Its companies with no guarantee of success that are the future innovators. Look at how important Deepmind's field has become. Most don't succeed, and DeepMind needed levels of money that would have taken the bulk of the Uk pot. Also no guarantees that a uk only based DeepMind would have succeeded in the same way as a Deepmind with multiple locations and able to use the Google Halo to attract staff. Also the paper Attention is all you need was release by Google Brain researchers, not Deepmind. UK backed Graphene financially stating it would take over the world, but it failed to succeed commercially.
Chu4eeno 4mo ago
Do they put offices in only non-EU European countries purpose?
- khurs 4mo ago
  Appears Switzerland as the lead guy there has lived in Switzerland for 10 years prior and probably refused to move (and he was previously at deep mind who also have researchers there so established talent pool) https://www.greaterzuricharea.com/en/success-stories/anthropic https://www.greaterzuricharea.com/en/success-stories/anthrop... London as the UK rolled out the carpet inviting them, plus deepmind created a talent pool and centre

Zurich is also Engineering (any many staff in Zurich and London will be from other countries temporarily working there).

by khurs 4mo ago

Zurich is also Engineering (any many staff in Zurich and London will be from other countries temporarily working there).

graemep 4mo ago

Which makes it even more difficult to limit access to Americans. Deepmind was originally a British company and has R & D in multiple countries to it will be even more awkward with them. I have always thought the UK was too liberal in allowing foreign takeovers of key businesses. Arm and Deepmind are great examples of why.

khurs 4mo ago
Deepmind I can undertand, as it was early days and no guarantee of success? and they needed massive investment. But the decision to allow Arm to be sold was surprising. But UK sells nearly everything - we need ongoing foreign investment.
- graemep 4mo ago
  > Deepmind I can undertand, as it was early days and no guarantee of success? Its companies with no guarantee of success that are the future innovators. Look at how important Deepmind's field has become. > But UK sells nearly everything - we need ongoing foreign investment. and then we complain about the resulting trade deficit! You cannot have both - it literally does not add up.
  - khurs 4mo ago
    >Its companies with no guarantee of success that are the future innovators. Look at how important Deepmind's field has become. Most don't succeed, and DeepMind needed levels of money that would have taken the bulk of the Uk pot. Also no guarantees that a uk only based DeepMind would have succeeded in the same way as a Deepmind with multiple locations and able to use the Google Halo to attract staff. Also the paper Attention is all you need was release by Google Brain researchers, not Deepmind. UK backed Graphene financially stating it would take over the world, but it failed to succeed commercially.

Chu4eeno 4mo ago

Do they put offices in only non-EU European countries purpose?

khurs 4mo ago
Appears Switzerland as the lead guy there has lived in Switzerland for 10 years prior and probably refused to move (and he was previously at deep mind who also have researchers there so established talent pool) https://www.greaterzuricharea.com/en/success-stories/anthropic https://www.greaterzuricharea.com/en/success-stories/anthrop... London as the UK rolled out the carpet inviting them, plus deepmind created a talent pool and centre