Turing (Project Lazarus): data licensing terms
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Turing (Project Lazarus) is listed as an AI data company in the established tier. It publishes a range of Single payout of up to $1M (published by the company, not an offer). Payout model: one-time license. Minimum size: No minimum stated. It publishes no seller fee.
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The record
- Type
- AI data company
- Tier
- Established. Turing Enterprises, Inc. named in the Lazarus site footer; co-founder and CEO Jonathan Siddharth named on turing.com; the turing.com domain was first registered 1996-01-04, before the current company. No completed company data deals published for this program.
- Legal entity
- Turing Enterprises, Inc.
- Domain first registered
- 1996-01-04
- Payout model
- One-time license
- Published range
- Single payout of up to $1M (published by the company, not verified by us)
- Seller fee
- Not published
- Minimum size
- No minimum stated
- Data types
- Communications (threads and channels), Tickets, Wikis and knowledge bases, Runbooks and schemas, Databases, Source code (not bought on its own)
- Geography
- Most regions; strongest demand in the US, UK, Canada and the EU
- Ingestion
- Not published
- End buyers named
- Not published
- Referral program
- 'Refer & Earn up to $10k' shown on the site; no written referral terms published.
- Pays us
- None
- Notes
- Turing acquires from operating companies and from teams winding down or already closed. It returns one valuation after sampling, usually within a week. The company keeps ownership of its underlying data; Turing acquires defined rights to the prepared record under a single agreement. Source code alone is not bought.
- Last checked
Sources
- 1.
“Frontier AI labs train on how real companies operate, not the polished product. Lazarus turns that operating record into a single payout of up to $1M, and handles everything else.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 2.
“One payment. No retainer, no recurring commitment.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 3.
“No. We acquire from operating companies and from teams winding down or already closed.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 4.
“The operating record of how your company works: communications, tickets, wikis, knowledge bases, databases, and source code.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 5.
“No. Communications, tickets, wikis, and databases stand on their own and are often the most valuable part. Code is one data type among many: welcome when it's there, never bought on its own.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 6.
“You retain ownership of your underlying data. We acquire defined rights to the prepared record under a single agreement, with rights transfer handled on our side.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 7.
“Any company with a real operating history and someone authorized to transfer the data.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 8.
“Most regions, with strongest demand in the US, UK, Canada, and the EU.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 9.
“Refer & Earn up to $10k”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 10.
“Turing Enterprises, Inc.”
https://lazarus.turing.com Accessed .
- 11.
“Jonathan Siddharth Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer”
https://www.turing.com/company Accessed .
- 12.
“{"eventAction":"registration","eventDate":"1996-01-04T05:00:00Z"}”
https://rdap.verisign.com/com/v1/domain/turing.com Accessed .
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