The US Department of Justice and Google are facing off in court over allegations that the company is illegally maintaining ...

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

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas said divesting the Chrome browser from Google would hurt users while leaving the real issue ...

OpenAI, Perplexity, and Yahoo all want to buy Chrome if Google is forced to sell, according to recent reports. They're ...

Google's been under the antitrust microscope for a while now, especially after last year's court ruling finding it holds a ...

When Perplexity AI announced plans for its own browser, Comet, back in February, it seemed like a curious departure from its ...

OpenAI, Perplexity, and Yahoo have expressed an interest in possibly buying Chrome if Google’s browser is for sale.

Judge Amit Mehta, who is presiding over the case, has already found that Google used exclusionary agreements to maintain its ...

OpenAI execs previously testified in court, stating the company would consider buying Chrome if Google is forced to sell.

Perplexity says it could take over Chrome and run it successfully without compromising quality or introducing fees.

Perplexity is working on its own browser. It's called Comet, and it’s being built on Chromium—the same base as Chrome. So ...

“OEMs feel threatened about any changes here even outside the defaults, because of the magnitude of revenue sharing offered ...