Google.com Day

National Google.com Day is a holiday created in honor of the world’s most popular search engine. Today, there are many company services that will be useful for every person. From a simple search engine, Google has become a huge corporation, whose products are constantly being refined and developed. The holiday is celebrated annually on September 15th.

History

The first steps towards the creation of the famous search engine were taken in 1996, when two graduate students at Stanford University began to study the features of the functioning of search algorithms. As a result, PageRank was created – the algorithm was able to analyze sites and determine their relevance by the number of links to these resources that are in the public domain.

Over time, the developments turned into a full-fledged search engine, which was called “BachRub”, and was later renamed to the well-known Google. There is an assumption that two consecutive letters “o” symbolize countless information on the Internet.

The official registration of the domain “google.com” took place on September 15, 1997. It was this date that was taken to celebrate National Google.com Day.

Interesting facts

• If someone in the search engine is looking for information to commit suicide, then the company immediately transfers the data to the special services. Many will say that this is a violation of user privacy. But in this way, Google allows you to prevent suicide.
• The case of the first Google server in 1996 was built from Lego parts.
• Since 1998, Google has bought more than 170 companies.

How to celebrate

Explore National Google.com Day for more information about the company, read Interesting facts. Be sure to visit the official website, there may be something useful or funny. Learn how YouTube came under the control of the company.

If you have not done this before, then write reviews about the work of Google services – this way you will support the developers and help them make them better.

When is Google.com Day celebrated in 2022?

Google.com Day is observed on September 15 each year.

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