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Eternal founder Deepinder Goyal announced on Friday that he is leaving his $35 billion company to pursue Temple, a niche health wearable venture costing $30 million to develop with $20 million from his personal funds. Goyal clarified Temple is a fitness tracker, not a medical device, and promised a detailed explanation note within four hours.
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Founder Pivots Startup After Receiving Funding