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Two Months Later Granola CEO opening X this morning to find his $1.5B product shipped as a FREE feature inside Zoom, Google Meet, Android, and iOS.Read original on X
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Zoom and Google Meet add Granola's meeting feature for free
Bundling a $1.5 billion startup's core product into major platforms pressures standalone AI productivity tools.
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Zoom and Google Meet add Granola's meeting feature for free
Zoom and Google Meet add Granola's core meeting feature for free
Zoom and Google Meet give away Granola's core feature for free
Zoom and Google Meet ship Granola's core feature for free
Zoom, Google Meet, Android and iOS ship Granola's product for free
Zoom, Google Meet, Android and iOS give away Granola's $1.5B product free
Zoom, Google Meet, Android and iOS give away startup Granola's product free
Big platforms give away Granola's $1.5 billion product as a free feature
Big platforms give away Granola's $1.5B product as a free feature
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