OpenAI and others want to make AI the internet’s main gateway. As it faces an anti-trust breakup with Chrome, can Google ...

New-age search engine Perplexity made an audacious $34.5 billion bid to buy Google’s Chrome browser, which is not even for sale yet, pending a court decision. But it reportedly had to raise a new ...

Cognition and Cohere were in the spotlight this week with $500M funding rounds. Meanwhile, Perplexity is said to be seeking a new round of funding ...

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.

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In the past, referrals, directories, and trade events helped companies find third-party logistics providers (3PL). That ...

I put Truth Social’s new Truth AI up against Perplexity Pro. Despite similar tech, the difference in context might surprise ...

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

A recent article puts Agentic AI in perspective. The author wrote: “Would you hire an electrician to fix your toilet? Of ...

Before its unsolicited offer to buy Google’s Chrome for $34.5 billion on Tuesday, Perplexity had been quietly exploring acquisitions of smaller browser startups, The Information reported . Earlier ...

Perplexity plans to fully fund the Chrome purchase through backing from unnamed venture capital firms, despite having raised “only” $1 billion itself.