Facebook to buy Tech Startup CTRL-Labs
By DW
06 October 2019 |
10:55 am
Facebook has agreed to buy CTRL-Labs, a start-up that’s working on software that lets people control computers with their minds. Bloomberg’s Kurt Wagner reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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