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OpenAI has acquired Statsig, a startup founded by Indian-origin entrepreneur Vijaye Raji, for $11 billion in an all-stocks deal, marking a significant event in the tech industry.
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Vijaye Raji, who was born in Puducherry, India, and developed a passion for coding at age 12, will join OpenAI as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Applications, reporting directly to the CEO of Applications, Fidji Simo
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Statsig is a platform that enables businesses to test, measure, and optimize their products through reliable data-driven decisions, enhancing user experience and operational efficiency
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Even after the acquisition, Statsig will continue to operate independently, maintaining continuity for its existing customers while its employees transition to OpenAI
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Raji's professional journey includes leadership roles at Microsoft and Meta (Facebook), where he built and scaled complex consumer and enterprise products, demonstrating his engineering expertise and strategic business insight
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Raji holds a Bachelor of Engineering from Pondicherry University and has over 20 years of experience in the technology sector, making him a key figure in AI-driven product development
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Expressing his excitement on social media, Raji highlighted the opportunity to bring his experience to OpenAI, advancing AI solutions that are reliable and beneficial globally
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For OpenAI, the acquisition strengthens its product experimentation and testing capabilities, enhancing both consumer-facing and enterprise AI offerings
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With Raji's leadership, OpenAI aims to accelerate the creation of reliable, consumer-focused, and enterprise-ready AI solutions, marking a new era of impactful and data-driven AI applications
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This acquisition underlines OpenAI's ambition to expand its AI ecosystem by integrating proven engineering and entrepreneurial expertise, promising significant advancements in AI technology
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