Google’s stock price falls 7%, with $320 billion in market value wiped out. Last week, Nobel Prize-winning scientist John Jumper left Google.

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Golden Finance reports that on June 23, Google's stock price fell 7.06%, closing at $342.05 per share, hitting a new low since late April. The company's total market value was reported at $4.16 trillion, with a market cap evaporation of $320 billion. Last Friday, John Jumper, an American scientist who shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Demis Hassabis, posted on the X platform announcing that he would leave Google DeepMind after nine years and join the competitor company Anthropic. John Jumper is not an ordinary scientist; he led the development of the AI prediction tool AlphaFold, which has predicted over 200 million protein structures, fundamentally changing the paradigm of biomedical research and benefiting more than 41.6k scientists in 190 countries worldwide.
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