A new large search engine called Cuil (pronounced “cool”) was launched this week.
By Pandia Guest Writer Lars Våge, Internetbrus
According to Cuil the search engine is three times as big as Google, Yahoo and the others, with more than 120 billion web pages in its index.
The last time I say figures this high in relation to other search engines was for Recall, the short lived full text search of the Internet Achive in 2003. (That being said, Google now claims to have found 1 trillion pages on the web).
Anna Patterson from Stanford University was responsible for the Recall Project, and she is actually one of the founders of Cuil.
In this team we also find a certain Mr Louis Monier. Yepp, that was the man that created AltaVista. Both Anna, Louis and some other members in the Cuil team have until recently been working for Google.
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