Nvidia-backed Perplexity launches AI-powered browser

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Nvidia-backed Perplexity launches AI-powered browser
Nvidia-backed Perplexity AI has launched Comet, a new web browser with AI-powered search capabilities, as the startup looks to challenge the dominance of market leader Alphabet's Google Chrome. The launch marks Perplexity AI's entry into the competitive browser market, aiming to replace ...

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