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Atlassian invests $610M in the Browser Company

With billions pouring in, the next browser war may be fought with AI, not ads.

byAytun Çelebi
September 8, 2025
in Industry

Atlassian has invested $610 million in The Browser Company, signaling a major bet on the future of AI-powered browsers.

The move marks a shift from consumer-focused applications toward enterprise-level adoption of AI in web browsing.

Investment coincides with Google antitrust ruling

The timing of this investment comes just days after a Washington judge ruled that Google would not be forced to sell its Chrome browser in an antitrust case. Judge Amit Mehta allowed Google to retain Chrome and Android but imposed data-sharing requirements to encourage competition. He also noted that AI-driven browsers and search tools, such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, are emerging as credible challengers to Google’s dominance.

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This ruling provides critical context for Atlassian’s move. With regulators acknowledging AI browsers as competitive threats, Atlassian’s $610 million investment appears aligned with the broader shift in how users and companies will access information online.

Browser wars reshape around AI

The Equity podcast, hosted by Max Zeff and Anthony Ha, analyzed how Atlassian’s deal could reshape competition. They highlighted that Google’s near-escape from a Chrome breakup has created space for rivals like The Browser Company to position AI-native browsers as alternatives to Chrome’s ad-driven ecosystem.

Broader AI market activity

The podcast also discussed other major AI-related moves:

  • OpenAI recently acquired Statsig for $1.1 billion and is expanding its leadership team with former Facebook executives.
  • Klarna is preparing to relaunch its $1.2 billion IPO, raising questions about whether fintech valuations are recovering.

Outlook for AI browsers

Atlassian’s investment underscores a growing belief that AI-native browsers could move beyond consumer novelty and into enterprise workflows. With courts forcing Google to share data and investors channeling billions into AI, the conditions are set for new competitors to redefine the browser market.


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