Search AI tool Perplexity appears to think the future of its success lies within internet browsers. The brand recently launched its own browser called Comet with AI built-in from the ground up, and ...

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Perplexity's $34.5 billion bid for Google's Chrome highlights a significant shift in tech, with browsers becoming key players ...

The deal is backed by JP Morgan and several private equity groups. Ad.com, which has extensive experience in advertising, acquired Search.com in July.

The deal is backed by JP Morgan and several private equity groups. Ad.com, which has extensive experience in advertising, acquired Search.com in July.

There are four focuses to be developed in the AI roadmap according to the Guidelines for the 2025-2029 National Medium-Term ...

Perplexity has made its Comet browser available for all Pro subscribers in the US. It means you can now access it from the $20 a month plan.

Perplexity — the $18B AI startup run by Indian-origin Aravind Srinivas -- just made a $34.5B cash offer to buy Google Chrome.

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Now everyone is talking about who will win the bidding war for Chrome. Only time will tell. Learn more about it here ...

Search.com has offered $35 billion to buy Google Chrome, outbidding Perplexity as the DOJ considers forcing a sale.