Mozilla's acquisition of Pulse will develop a new machine learning method

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, December 4 (Xinhua)-- Firefox browser developer Mozilla has announced the acquisition of Pulse, a machine learning company that uses machine learning methods to help simplify the digital workplace.

Mozilla says machine learning (ML) has become a powerful driver of the product experience. In the best cases, machine learning can help everyone get a better and richer experience on the Internet.

Pulse's previous products have been optimized for each customer's preferences, and they know how to translate what is in theory and design into a real product experience that meets actual needs and preferences.

Mozilla has a history of nearly 25 years in building products that focus on people and privacy. With Pulse as a member of our team, we can set a new example for the industry more quickly.

Mozilla calls the skills and expertise of the Pulse team a "grand plan".

CTOnews.com learned that Mozilla also recently announced the completion of the acquisition of immersive experience development company Active Replica, which intends to accelerate the expansion of the Web3 and metacosmos markets.