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Maluuba

Maluuba Inc. is a Canadian technology company conducting research in artificial intelligence and language understanding. Founded in 2011, the company was acquired by Microsoft in 2017.

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Founded
2011 (2011) in Waterloo, Ontario
Industry
Artificial Intelligence, Natural language processing
Headquarters
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Founder
Sam Pasupalak Kaheer Suleman Zhiyuan Wu Joshua Pantony
Parent
Microsoft Corporation
Type
Subsidiary

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Maluuba

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples57
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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Maluuba

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related to Machine reading comprehension (MRC) · 14
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related to Research · 13
Maluuba → Alberta, December, Maluuba's, McGill University, Microsoft, Montreal, Montreal MILA, Prior, Quebec, Richard Sutton, The, University, Yoshua Bengio
related to history · 9
Maluuba → In February, Joshua Pantony, Kaheer Suleman, Sam Pasupalak, Samsung Ventures, Their, University, Waterloo, Zhiyuan Wu
has application · 6
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related to Reinforcement learning · 5
Maluuba → Atari, In June, Ms, Pac-Man, The
related to Dialogue systems · 3
Maluuba → Frames, In, The
Founded · 1
Maluuba → 2011 (2011) in Waterloo, Ontario
Founder · 1
Maluuba → Sam Pasupalak Kaheer Suleman Zhiyuan Wu Joshua Pantony
Headquarters · 1
Maluuba → Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Industry · 1
Maluuba → Artificial Intelligence, Natural language processing

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MaluubaFounded2011 (2011) in Waterloo, Ontario1.00infobox
MaluubaFounderSam Pasupalak Kaheer Suleman Zhiyuan Wu Joshua Pantony1.00infobox
MaluubaHeadquartersMontreal, Quebec, Canada1.00infobox
MaluubaIndustryArtificial Intelligence, Natural language processing1.00infobox
MaluubaParentMicrosoft Corporation1.00infobox
MaluubaTypeSubsidiary1.00infobox
MaluubaWebsitewww.maluuba.com1.00infobox
Maluubahas applicationNumerous0.60section
Maluubahas applicationMaluuba's0.60section
Maluubahas applicationOne0.60section
Maluubahas applicationThese0.60section
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