Perplexity’s Max plan with unlimited Labs, early access to features like Comet, top AI models, and priority support for power users.

Perplexity is launching its first AI-powered web browser, Comet, marking the company's latest attempt to unseat Google Search ...

While OpenAI is solidifying the launch of its own Chromium-based browser, rival AI company Perplexity has went ahead and done its own. It’s called Comet, but it’s not freely available ...

Comet extends Chromium with a set of Perplexity-powered AI features. The company’s namesake search engine is set as the default option for users. Additionally, a sidebar provides access to an AI ...

San Francisco-based Perplexity on Wednesday made its new artificial intelligence-powered Comet web browser available to its highest-paying Perplexity Max subscribers and some others.

Perplexity’s new AI browser, Comet, is now live. Here’s how it fits into the company’s long-term vision for search and task automation.

Srinivas argued that Google’s reliance on advertising revenue is fundamentally at odds with the future of AI-driven web ...

Perplexity AI may pre-install its AI-powered Comet browser on phones, aiming to rival Google Chrome and expand access to its smart assistant features.

Perplexity has announced a new $200-per-month subscription plan aimed at its power users, the company revealed in a blog post.

Perplexity, the startup behind the AI “answer” engine, has just launched its own web browser. The browser, called Comet, incorporates Perplexity’s AI search tools and assistant in a way that CEO ...

Agentic browsers like Perplexity’s Comet and Opera Neon can plan trips, fill forms, shop, and summarise content built-in ...

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, shared insights on the Comet browser's competition with Google's Project Mariner. He criticized Google's structure and confirmed that Comet is based on Chromium ...