With its Chrome extension, Perplexity has become a key tool for my daily browsing and research, all while Google neglects ...

Perplexity Chief Business Officer Dmitry Shevelenko said he didn’t want to testify in a trial about how to resolve Google’s ...

Browser extensions have become the new digital toolbox. Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming these tools, adding more features and possibilities. These Chrome extensions help you read, ...

Chrome could, someday, be for sale, and a few companies have already expressed interest. Chrome could, someday, be for sale, and a few companies have already expressed interest. Jay Peters is a ...

In an interesting turn during Google’s big antitrust trial, AI startup Perplexity shared its thoughts on who should control the Chrome browser—and surprisingly, it sided with Google.

Google might be forced to sell its Chrome browser, and while it’s hard to imagine anyone else running the ship, there’s plenty of interest from Google’s competition in OpenAI, Perplexity ...

Perplexity has stepped up to argue with the U.S. Department of Justice that it should not divest the Chrome browser from ... own web browsers with unique features and branding.

Perplexity AI is most similar to Google in that users rely on it for quick searches. However, more than a search engine, the AI offers a range of features that set it apart from standard search ...

Perplexity, the AI search startup founded by Aravind Srinivas, said it would consider buying Google’s Chrome browser if regulators force a sale. But ideally, Perplexity would prefer Google to ...

At $9 billion, Perplexity AI ... can do more than the sum of extensions and add-ons that today’s browsers allow. The plan is ...

sees a browser like Chrome as a natural extension of its growing ecosystem. “It makes sense,” Turley said, highlighting the strategic fit. Perplexity, another AI-powered search company ...