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Dia, The Browser Company’s AI-First Browser, Launches Mac Beta

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The Browser Company is back with a new take on the future of web browsing. Dia, its new AI browser, is now available in beta on macOS.

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Engadget

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The Browser Company’s new AI browser rolls out to private beta testers

Arc members can download it right now.

3 days ago·United States

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Dia, The Browser Company’s AI-first browser, launches Mac beta

The Browser Company is back with a new take on the future of web browsing. Dia, its new AI browser, is now available in beta on macOS.

3 days ago

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The Browser Company launches its AI-first browser, Dia, in beta

With its built-in AI interface, Dia hopes to give people an easy way to use AI, cutting out the need to visit tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude.

3 days ago·United States

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Business APAC

Dia Is Here: The AI Browser Set to Redefine How We Use the Internet

Business APAC June 13, 2025 The Browser Company, creators of the Arc browser, this week launched the beta version of Dia, a new web browser built from the ground up with artificial intelligence at its core. The launch represents a direct challenge to a market that has been dominated by Google Chrome, Apple’s Safari, and […] The post Dia Is Here: The AI Browser Set to Redefine How We Use the Internet appeared first on Business APAC.

1 day ago

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Dia: New AI Browser of the Arc Makers Goes Into the Beta Phase

The creators of the Arc browser have released their second browser as a beta version. Dia focuses on AI.

2 days ago·Germany

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diarioestrategia.cl

The Browser Company Launches Beta Version of Dia, Its New AI-Based Browser

The Browser Company has launched in beta version its new browser based on artificial intelligence (IA), Dia, which is already available to users who have an account in the Arc browser, who will be able to test their search capabilities, text writing and execution of complex tasks autonomously, all integrated into the browsing experience.

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