New Delhi: Today, Google celebrates its 27th anniversary. While Google began as a search engine, today the company is also a leader in online advertising, email services, video streaming, cloud storage, and advanced artificial intelligence tools. How Did Google Begin? Google was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, PhD students at Stanford University. They launched their search engine in 1997, initially named "BackRub," but later renamed it "Google." Google was registered as a private company on September 4, 1998. They decided to celebrate the company's birthday on September 27. DTIH launch at MAIDS to boost indigenous dental technology and reduce imports; Details here Google's Name and Its Meaning The spelling of Google is actually a misspelling of the mathematical term "Googol." "Googol" means 10 to the 100th power, meaning a very large number. This name was chosen because Google's goal was to organize the vast amount of information available on the Internet. Google's First Office Google's first office was in a garage in California. Today, the company's headquarters are located in Mountain View, California, in a building called the "Googleplex." Google has also created or acquired several major products, including the mobile operating system Android (acquired in 2005) and the video streaming platform YouTube (acquired in 2006). Interesting Facts About Google For brand protection, Google has even registered misspelled domains that redirect directly to Google's website. Google employees call themselves "Googlers," while new hires are called "Nooglers." Google also allows employees to bring their pets to the office. Google's Fun Easter Eggs Google also has some fun Easter Eggs. For example, if you type "Do a barrel roll" and search, the page will rotate 360 degrees. Searching for "Askew" will tilt the page slightly. Typing "Google Gravity" and pressing the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button will cause the page to collapse completely. Google Gemini AI: Use these prompts to create vibrant images of Dandiya Night In its 27 years, Google has brought about many changes and revolutions, from the search engine to the technology sector. Today, it has become the world's largest and most popular tech company, making life easier for billions of people every day. Google's journey is a source of inspiration for how a single idea can change the world.
