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ink

[ingk] / ɪŋk /






















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In 2014, he invested in T+Ink, a developer of patented “thinking ink” products, where he was briefly CEO.

From The Wall Street Journal

Muse said investors should watch for negotiations between Micron and customers, with Micron noting that it’s made progress on inking multiyear contracts.

From MarketWatch

The actors posed for a photo shoot, while Lee hand-illustrated the tree and the house in ink.

From Los Angeles Times

The wager has so far paid off handsomely: AMD’s market cap has nearly quadrupled to more than $350 billion, and the company recently inked major deals to supply chips to OpenAI and Oracle.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before games, the 7-foot center drinks a specially mixed energy drink that has the message “unleash the beast” written on the bottle in black ink.

From Los Angeles Times