Perplexity just launched Personal Computer for Windows, bringing its autonomous agent out of the browser and straight into your local desktop environment. It can directly edit local Word and Excel docs, organize messy downloads, and pull real-time web and enterprise data into local workflows. It is available now for Pro, Max, and Enterprise subscribers.
Perplexity just announced a hybrid local-server inference orchestrator for its Personal Computer tool. Instead of making you choose between local privacy and cloud horsepower, the system automatically routes sensitive tasks like finances to on-device silicon while offloading heavy lifting to frontier server models. The Intel-partnered feature rolls out this July.
Perplexity just launched Personal Computer inside a brand-new macOS app, bringing its autonomous agent teams directly to local desktops. The tool operates across local files, native Mac apps, and the web, and even lets you trigger tasks or approve actions from your iPhone. Why it matters: It turns your Mac—especially an always-on Mac mini—into a quiet, 24/7 background AI workforce.
Perplexity just launched Personal Computer for Mac, bringing its multi-model AI orchestration directly to your local machine. It can manage your to-do lists, organize folders, and complete tasks across native apps, local files, and the web. Actions run in a secure sandbox and can be triggered by pressing both CMD keys.
Perplexity just introduced Personal Computer, an always-on AI agent powered by M4 Mac mini servers that integrates directly with local apps. The system runs queries in dedicated secure sandboxes with full audit trails, approval gates for sensitive actions, and a kill switch. A waitlist is live, though exact hardware specs and pricing remain unannounced.
