OpenAI buys camera maker Glass Imaging for $300M, report says
Glass Imaging, founded in 2019 in Los Altos, had raised about $30 million before the reported deal, per The Wall Street Journal. Its founders, ex-Apple engineers Ziv Attar and Tom Bishop, led the team behind Apple's Portrait Mode.
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