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Perplexity bids $34.5 billion for Google Chrome

MarketWatch on MSN · 2h
Perplexity wants to buy Google Chrome. Here’s why Wall Street doubts it will happen.
The antitrust case into Google’s search business just got more heated, as Perplexity AI has submitted a $34.5 billion offer to acquire the company’s Chrome browser, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
TechRepublic · 4h
$34.5B Google Chrome Purchase Offer Shocker From AI Startup Perplexity
Many see Perplexity’s bid to buy Google’s Chrome browser as a strategic statement rather than a likely transaction.
Bloomberg · 23h
AI Startup Perplexity Makes $34.5 Billion Bid for Google’s Chrome Browser
AI startup Perplexity said it made a formal offer to acquire Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion, in anticipation of requirements that may be imposed on the search giant in antitrust proceedings.
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AI start-up Perplexity makes surprise bid for Google Chrome

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On a mission to ‘kill Google Chrome,’ UW students join Y Combinator to launch AI-powered browser

Meteor co-founders and Farhan Khan, left, and Pranav Madhukar during a Y Combinator demonstration. (Photo courtesy of Meteor) Two computer science ...

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