EBSCO Information Services Partners with Perplexity to Integrate Peer Reviewed Research

May 20, 2026
EBSCO Information Services has partnered with Perplexity to include EBSCOhost content in Perplexity’s Premium Sources, allowing users to access peer reviewed journals directly within the AI platform.

EBSCO Information Services has partnered with Perplexity AI to bring EBSCOhost research database content into Perplexity’s Premium Sources, announced in a press release. The integration allows users to access peer reviewed, full text journals directly within Perplexity’s answer engine and Perplexity Computer.

When Perplexity uses EBSCOhost data to answer research questions or perform multi step tasks, users will see references with links to the underlying research papers. Those with institutional EBSCOhost access can open the primary sources directly. The partnership aims to provide verified academic sourcing within AI generated responses.

EBSCOhost serves more than 70,000 institutions worldwide, including libraries, universities, and hospitals. Its inclusion in Perplexity’s Premium Sources expands access to curated academic content within one of the fastest growing AI platforms.

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