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Perplexity bids $34.5 billion for Google Chrome

UPI on MSN · 1h

AI startup Perplexity offers to buy Google Chrome for $34.5B

California-based AI startup Perplexity offered over $34B to buy Google Chrome as it battles for industry dominance with bigger names like Meta and OpenAI.

CNN on MSN · 1h

AI search firm Perplexity makes $34.5 billion surprise bid for Google Chrome

Artificial intelligence search company Perplexity has made an unsolicited, $34.5 billion offer to purchase Google’s Chrome browser, a surprise move by a Google Search challenger that’s looking to upend how people find information online.

Perplexity Wants to Buy Google Chrome for $34.5 Billion: Report

AI company Perplexity has offered to buy Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal. The offer is being characterized as a “longshot,” especially since Perplexity itself is only valued at about $18 billion,

Google, preferred sources

TechCrunch on MSN · 4h

Google will now let you pick your top sources for search results

Google is rolling out a new feature called “Preferred Sources” in the U.S. and India, which allows users to select their preferred choice of news sites and blogs to be shown in the Top Stories section of Google’s search results. Enabling this feature means you will see more content from the sites you like, the company says.

Engadget on MSN · 4h

Google lets you pick preferred sources when you search

Preferred Sources seems pretty simple to use. You go to Google, search for a topic and then click on the preferred sources option. You can type in the name of the publication or website you want to prioritize and then refresh your results.

TipRanks on MSN · 1h

Google rolls out Preferred Sources feature for search results

In a blog post, Duncan Osborn, product manager at Google Search, said, “Everyone has their own preferences about where and how they get their

Epic, Apple and Google

CNET on MSN · 2h

Fortnite to Return to iPhones in Australia After Epic Games Wins in Court

A judge rules Apple and Google breached competition laws by removing the game in 2020, but the return date isn't known.

U.S. News & World Report · 8h

Epic Games Wins Partial Victory in Australian Court Against Google and Apple

Epic Games, the company behind the popular online game Fortnite, won a partial victory in an Australian court in U.S. billionaire chief executive Tim Sweeney’s claim that Google and Apple engaged in anti-competitive conduct in running their app stores.

UPI News on MSN · 3h

Google, Apple lose 'Fortnite' anticompetition lawsuit in Australia

Fortnite is returning to Australians after a court decision said Google and Apple's dominance over the digital marketplace was anticompetitive.

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Google is adding a new way to personalize the news you see

Google is making it easier to see news from your favorite outlets. A new feature, called “preferred sources,” will let you ...

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Pixel 10 Pro Fold takes center stage in Google's latest teaser

With just a week to go until launch day, Google's ramping up its promotional efforts in a new Pixel 10 Pro Fold teaser video.

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Google taps large language models to cut invalid ad traffic by 40%

Google’s new AI-powered protections aim to cut wasted ad spend by filtering out fake clicks and ensuring campaigns reach real ...

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The CEO of Google DeepMind says one flaw is holding AI back from reaching full AGI

Demis Hassabis says AI's next leap to AGI will require fixing a key flaw: consistency.

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