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Google’s ex-Scientist Make Google’s Competitor

July 8th, 2008 Posted in Online News

During her two years working as a scientist in the giant Internet company, Google, Anna Patterson has contributed a lot. For instance, she created some formula that was used by Google to rank search results. Now after leaving Google, Anna together with her husband Tom Costello and some Google alumnus are releasing this new machine called Cuil to beat her ex employer. With full confidence, Cuil is promised to be more comprehensive and provide search results that are much better than Google.

“I think Cuil will be better. However, still the public themselves have to decide,” said Costello as quoted from New York Times. Costello which was ex researcher in Stanford University claims that with 120 billion capital web page, the Cuil search index will be bigger than its competitors. Search entry which appears in Cuil also will be longer with many images.

The launching of Cuil notes that there are many other new search engine that are ready to beat Google, like Wikia from Wikipedia. Even so, not one has been able to beat Google significantly. However, some analysis think that Cuil has a potential. The main factor is because Cuil is made by Google’s ex scientist.

“I think Cuil is very promising”, analyze Danny Sullivan, Internet search machine business expert. He added that the search method used by Cuil will attract people attention more.

Google itself has not commented anything about Cuil who was released by its ex scientist. However in the email statement, Google claim that they are the only one who has the largest web document and welcome any competition.

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One Response to “Google’s ex-Scientist Make Google’s Competitor”

  1. Latin Love Says:

    With full confidence


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