Search.com Offers $35 Billion to Acquire Chrome From Google

Search.com offers $35 billion to acquire Chrome from Google

Search.com places content tiles in the top row, incentivizing searchers to click through to other websites and apps. (Composite graphic by The Desk) Ad.com Interactive Media and its subsidiary Public Good have made an unsolicited $35 billion offer to Google for Chrome, the world’s most-used web browser. The offer comes just a few days after artificial intelligence developer Perplexity made its own unsolicited bid to acquire Chrome under the ausp…

Google Gets $35 Billion Offer for Chrome as AI Browser Fight Escalates

Search.com promises ad-free browsing, cashback for users, and revenue-sharing with publishers.

Aravind Srinivas' Perplexity AI Offers $34.5 Billion to Acquire Google Chrome: Here’s All About The AI Search Engine Race

Perplexity sets its sights on one of Google’s crown jewels, as the US government intensifies efforts to break up the tech giant. Will this spark the AI Search engine race for all? Aravind Srinivas’ Perplexity AI Offers $34.5 Billion to Acquire Google Chrome In a surprising move that has sent ripples through the tech industry, Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, has made a $34.5 billion offer to acquire Google’s Chrome browser. This bid is mo…

Perplexity Bids $34.5-B For Google Chrome, Awaits Judge’s Verdict

Artificial intelligence start-up Perplexity AI has offered Alphabet $34.5 billion to buy Google’s Chrome browser.

Perplexity’s bid for Google Chrome is mostly mischief

IF YOU are fighting an antitrust lawsuit that might end up breaking your company into pieces, one defence is to argue that those pieces would wither away if separated from the mothership, thus creating a worse outcome for the consumer.