GoPro to merge with AI infrastructure firm in $285M deal

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GoPro has announced it will be acquired in a $285 million deal with a company specializing in AI infrastructure. Despite the acquisition, GoPro will continue to operate as a publicly listed company. The action camera maker has also confirmed it will keep supporting its existing lineup of consumer products. The merger signals a strategic shift for GoPro as it aligns itself with the growing AI technology sector.

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