The agentic browser aims to compete with Chrome and Safari as the AI browser race heats up. Here's how it works.

Perplexity has launched its AI browser, while OpenAI will launch its own browser soon. And it looks like Chrome's hegemony is ...

Comet, currently available by invite to Perplexity’s $200‑a‑month Max subscribers, is built on Chromium and supports Windows ...

Perplexity and OpenAI are entering the browser market with AI-driven solutions targeting Google Chrome's market share.

Perplexity's new Comet browser uses AI to turn every webpage into an interactive assistant, streamlining tasks like research, ...

According to three people familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters, OpenAI is preparing to launch its AI-powered web ...

Nvidia-backed Perplexity AI said on Wednesday it has launched Comet, a new web browser with AI-powered search capabilities, ...

Perplexity AI, backed by Nvidia, has already launched a new browser called Comet. Unlike traditional browsers, Comet uses ...

Perplexity AI launched its Comet web browser after Google Chrome rejected the startup's offer to become a default search ...

The AI-native browsers aim to streamline workflows and redefine web interaction, posing a serious threat to Google’s dominance.

The browser uses Perplexity’s AI as its default search engine, and users can access an AI sidebar at any time.

Perplexity launched its own browser called Comet, and I have a big reason to avoid it. Spoiler, it’s not the price.