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Official Nobel sources split the 2024 Chemistry prize into two distinct citations.

• The Nobel Prize's official summary says one half was awarded to David Baker "for computational protein design," while the other half jointly went to Demis Hassabis and John Jumper "for protein structure prediction."
• Google DeepMind's own announcement matches that distinction, saying Hassabis and Jumper were co-awarded for developing AlphaFold, while Baker was co-awarded for computational protein design.

So it is incorrect to say that all three were awarded the Nobel Prize for protein structure prediction. That citation applied to Hassabis and Jumper, not Baker.

Official BBVA sources do not place John Jumper's Frontiers of Knowledge award in 2021.

• The BBVA Foundation's laureates page lists David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Michael Jumper under Biología y Biomedicina — XV Edición (2022).
• BBVA's announcement page for that prize is dated 25 Jan 2023 and says the Foundation awarded the prize in its fifteenth edition to Baker, Hassabis, and Jumper.

So whether one refers to the award by its edition year (2022) or by the public announcement date (2023), the article's claim that Jumper was awarded it in 2021 is incorrect.

The article says Alphabet acquired DeepMind, but the timeline in primary sources shows otherwise.

• Google DeepMind itself says one reason for "joining forces with Google in 2014" was to use Google's scale to bring its work to the wider world. That places DeepMind's acquisition/integration with Google in 2014.
• A 2015 SEC filing states that on October 2, 2015, Google implemented a holding-company reorganization that resulted in Alphabet owning all of the outstanding capital stock of Google.

So Alphabet became Google's parent after DeepMind had already joined Google. The company acquired in 2014 was Google, not Alphabet Inc.