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Ad.com Interactive Media and its subsidiary Public Good have made an unsolicited $35 billion offer to Google for Chrome, the world's most-used web browser.

Many see Perplexity’s bid to buy Google’s Chrome browser as a strategic statement rather than a likely transaction.