Search.com has placed a $35 billion offer for Google Chrome, surpassing Perplexity's bid of $34.5 billion. Backed by JP Morgan, Search.com emphasizes the importance of equitable AI integration for Chrome's over 3 billion users. The company promises to provide cash back to users, eliminate advertisements, and introduce revenue sharing for content publishers. Google currently faces antitrust litigation that could result in the forced sale of Chrome, as the DOJ has previously ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly over the search market.
Search.com has announced it topped Perplexity's offer with a $35 billion bid for Google Chrome, aiming to reshape the user experience for over 3 billion people.
If the bid goes through, Search.com plans to offer users cash back, eliminate ad clutter, and implement revenue sharing for publishers, addressing longstanding issues.
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