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Hopin Sold After Pandemic Peak, Founder Shifts to AI Device
The virtual events platform Hopin was sold following reduced demand after the pandemic. Its founder is now developing an AI device.
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Hopin, a virtual events platform that expanded rapidly during pandemic lockdowns, has been sold. The transaction occurred after demand for its services declined as in-person gatherings resumed. The company had raised hundreds of millions of dollars at a peak valuation above $7 billion. Its sale price was not disclosed in the report.
The founder is now working on an AI device.
Details about the device, its timeline, or funding were not provided. The article includes a photo credited to the founder. No further information on the transaction parties or terms was reported.
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