According to Bloomberg, Google is in talks about buying AdHawk Microsystems, a company specializing in eye-tracking technology for wearable devices. The deal is reportedly worth $115 million.

Google seems ready to take another kick at the can with what will reportedly be a $115 million acquisition of Canadian startup AdHawk Microsystems. AdHawk has developed camera-free, MEMS-based eye ...

Google LLC is reportedly in final talks to acquire AdHawk Microsystems Inc., a maker of eye-tracking technology, for $115 million. According to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, who references “people ...

Tech biggie Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google is reviving its push into the smart glasses segment, with a $115 million acquisition of AdHawk Microsystems. Canada-based AdHawk provides eye-tracking ...

Google is in talks to acquire AdHawk Microsystems, known for its low-power eye-tracking technology. The acquisition could significantly boost Google’s Android XR platform and hardware development.

Google is in “final talks” to acquire AdHawk Microsystems, a Waterloo, Ont.-based startup that makes eye-tracking technology, for $115 million, Bloomberg reports. AdHawk staff would join the team ...

While we wait for more news about new Google smart glasses, a report claims the company will acquire an eye-tracking startup. AdHawk, an eye-tracking startup, could soon become part of Google As ...

Google is finalizing the acquisition of AdHawk Microsystems for $115 million, aiming to enhance its smart glasses and AR/VR technology capabilities. AdHawk's advanced eye-tracking technology is ...

Google is nearing a $115M deal to acquire AdHawk Microsystems, enhancing its smart glasses and AR headset strategy with eye-tracking technology. Palantir teased a significant announcement on X ...

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is in final talks to acquire AdHawk Microsystems Inc., a maker of eye-tracking technology, part of a renewed push into headsets and smart glasses. The technology giant ...

AdHawk has developed a micro-electromechanical eye tracker built into smart glasses and “metaverse hardware” headsets. According to Bloomberg, Google intends to purchase the startup for $115 million, ...