In a significant development, Perplexity AI, led by Indian-origin CEO Aravind Srinivas, has tabled an unsolicited $34.5 ...

In an unexpected move, artificial intelligence start-up Perplexity has made a $34.5 billion (£25.6 billion) bid to acquire Google’s Chrome browser, challenging the tech giant’s dominance and ...

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Perplexity AI has made an unsolicited $34.5 billion cash offer to buy the Chrome web browser. The AI startup confirmed the ...

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Run by CEO Aravind Srinivas, the AI search startup has a history of bold takeover attempts, including a January proposal to ...

The unsolicited bid, which Perplexity intends to fund with the help of outside investors, was sent to Google on Tuesday morning.

Perplexity later Tuesday confirmed to CNBC about its $34.5 billion bid for Chrome. The offer was such a surprising one that it is significantly more than Perplexity’s own valuation. The developer of a ...

Perplexity already has an AI browser, Comet, that can perform certain tasks on a user's behalf and buying Chrome would allow it to tap the browser's more than three billion users.

Offer from the AI start-up comes at a time when Google could be forced to sell Chrome if it loses a monopoly ruling in US ...

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