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Led Perplexity's $34.5 billion unsolicited all-cash offer for Google's Chrome browser to capitalize on the AI search race.
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Aug 2025 — Nov 2026
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Perplexity Computer Agent Plugins Support
XpositiveNov 4, 2026
“Announced that Perplexity's agent harness (Computer) now supports Agent Plugins for enhanced agent operations.”
Daytona Raised $60M at a $1B Valuation to Build Cloud Infrastructure for AI Agents
TechCrunchpositiveOct 26, 2026
“Aravind Srinivas is listed as an angel investor in Daytona's $60M Series B funding round.”
New Perplexity advisor tool stops systems from calling expensive frontier models
DecryptpositiveJul 10, 2026
“Announced Perplexity's release of post-trained GLM 5.2 with advisor tool for cost-effective frontier performance.”
Chinese AI models now charge 18 cents per million tokens, vs. $4 for top Western models
XcautiousJul 2, 2026
“Commented on pricing dynamics between Chinese and Western AI models, noting China's advantages in data center construction and costs.”
Perplexity plans IPO in 2028 regardless of what happens to Anthropic or OpenAI
CNBCpositiveJun 9, 2026
“Announced Perplexity's plan to go public in 2028 and discussed the frontier AI lab valuations and innovation pace requirements.”
Perplexity Built Real-Time System to Optimize AI Query Routing
The Next WebpositiveJun 4, 2026
“Announced at Computex a dynamic system that routes AI inference between PCs and cloud servers in real time to reduce inference costs.”
Building for Trillions of Agents
SubstackpositiveMar 10, 2026
“Quoted on giving computers to computers so agents can create outputs similar to human work.”