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According to news from December 12, following several months of testing by foreign media TechCrunch, Opera's AI browser Neon is now officially available to the public and users are required to pay $19.90 per month (note: current exchange rate is approximately RMB 1408). Opera first published Neon in May and opened up early experience to some users in October. Neon will talk about AI like the product of Compet and OpenAI Atlas..

On November 27, according to the news, the technology media 9to5Mac released an article yesterday, November 26, in which Opera updated its AI browser, Neon, which focused on a “one minute in-depth study” model to balance the need for quick searching and in-depth analysis. 1AI quotes Boven, and the central highlight of this update is the introduction of a new “one minute in-depth study” model for in-depth research intelligence (ODRA). Opera officially states that the model is intended to fill the gap between simple AI queries and comprehensive in-depth studies. It's through the split..

May 28, 2011 - Norwegian technology company Opera launched its newest browser, Opera Neon, which is dedicated to providing users with a smarter online experience through an artificial intelligence agent (AI agent), which Opera defines as an "agentic browser. Opera defines the browser as an "agentic browser" that is context-aware and can perform a variety of tasks on behalf of the user, including researching, building and designing the content the user wants. Henrik Lexow, Opera's director of advanced artificial intelligence products...

Recently, Opera launched its latest Opera One browser, and it was launched on the iOS platform for the first time. This browser not only performs well on desktop and Android, but also brings a new Internet experience to iPhone users with the support of AI technology. Opera One browser combines advanced AI functions to provide users with a smarter Internet experience. First of all, it has made great improvements in search, and users can find the information they need more conveniently through an intuitive interface. For example, users only need to…

Kunlun Wanwei announced that its flagship browser Opera One and gaming browser Opera GX will officially connect to the end-side AI big model, becoming the world's first mainstream browser to connect to the end-side AI big model. In April 2024, Opera has connected the end-side AI big model for the first time in the developer version of the browser and conducted comprehensive tests. Kunlun Wanwei stated that from now on, the end-side AI big model will be officially integrated into the Opera browser flagship product, covering all devices such as Windows, MacOS and Linux. According to reports, 2…

Opera, an overseas information distribution and metaverse platform under Kunlun Wanwei, announced a partnership with Google Cloud to integrate the Google Gemini big model into the native browser AI assistant Aria. It is reported that Opera's native browser AI assistant Aria is driven by Opera multi-LLM Composer AI engine. The engine can provide users with a variety of big models to choose from. The integration of Google Gemini big model will enhance Aria's image generation, text-to-speech conversion and other capabilities. The current...

In an announcement on Monday, Opera’s in-browser AI product Aria now has a new feature that helps users quickly summarize text-based web content. The AI-powered web summarization tool can quickly condense news articles, blog posts, or research papers into a short summary that fits on a single screen. Users can access the new feature by tapping the three dots in the upper right corner of the Opera Android browser and then selecting the “Summary” option next to the Aria icon. A pop-up interface will appear to communicate with Aria, including…

Opera has recently announced the construction of a new AI server cluster in Keflavik, Iceland. The cluster uses Nvidia's DGX SuperPOD solution, is powered by pure green energy, and will begin operations later this month. Opera said in a press release that it has been focusing on AI as the center of browser product development since the beginning of last year, and several of its browsers have already introduced AI features. The browser manufacturer believes that AI will soon play a role beyond chatbots and help users perform more complex browser tasks, which also means more...

Opera, a Norwegian browser developer, announced today that they plan to launch a new AI-powered browser in Europe that will be built on Opera’s own engine for iOS. The announcement comes after Apple said it would allow alternative browser engines to run on iOS, a change required by the European Digital Markets Act (DMA). Apple currently requires third-party browsers to use the same WebKit engine as Safari. In order to comply with the DMA, Apple has decided to allow developers to submit non-WebKit-based browsers…