Start-up Perplexity has offered 34.5 billion dollars to buy Google's Chrome browser, arguing it would benefit users.
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Perplexity, an artificial intelligence start-up, has proposed to buy Google's Chrome browser for $34.5 billion, arguing that an independent operator would improve user safety. The bid comes amid legal pressures facing Google, including antitrust lawsuits in the US. Perplexity noted that if it took over Chrome, Google would remain the default search engine and the open-source Chromium platform would continue to be maintained. The bid has sparked skepticism among investors as more of a marketing ploy.
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Provocare sau cascadorie? Perplexity oferă 34,5 miliarde de dolari pentru preluarea browserului Google Chrome
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