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Intel buys Recon, makers of the 'Google Glass for fitness'

Intel buys Recon, makers of the ‘Google Glass for fitness’

Posted on June 17, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Recon Instruments is famous for two things: building the technology behind Oakley’s Airwave and the Recon Jet head-worn fitness wearable. The company has had a close relationship with Intel ever since the chip firm’s venture-capital arm threw cash at the business back in 2013. Now, however, Intel has decided that closer ties are in order, and has decided to swallow the Canadian firm wholesale in a deal that TechVibes believes is worth around $175 million.
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Wearables Tags:ARM, business, fitness, Google, google glass, Intel, jet, Recon, wearable

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