What happened
Search.co announced plans to launch an enterprise AI search platform on March 20, 2026, designed to unify data and eliminate silos across organisations. The platform will use large language models and deep system integrations to deliver real-time, context-aware answers from disparate sources, moving beyond traditional keyword search. Key features include an LLM-powered answer engine, semantic and contextual search capabilities, cross-platform integrations, and a strong permissions framework. It will support real-time indexing, API-first extensibility, and scalable deployment in secure environments.
Why it matters
Organisations will gain immediate access to actionable insights, accelerating decision-making and unlocking productivity by reducing the 20-30% of employee time typically spent searching for information. Executive, sales, marketing, operations, legal, and compliance teams will be able to query structured and unstructured data across enterprise systems, receiving synthesised responses rather than link lists. This follows a broader trend of AI-driven search enhancements, such as Reddit's recent AI search expansion, indicating a shift towards more intelligent data retrieval.
