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It appears that one of the “Google Guys” isn’t too happy about the speed of the Google search engine. That guy is Larry Page, said one Google Executive, Omid Kordestani. “Larry literally sits in front of our search engine and counts how long” he said at a Web 2.0 conference. I checked to see how the top 3 search engines matched up against each other in terms of speed. He was right, I did a search for the word “the” on Yahoo, Google, and MSN Search. These are the results:

Of course, these results could be modified, although I believe they’re using a function similar to this one.
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2 Responses for "Larry Page is Upset With Slowness of Google Search"
October 7th, 2005 at 12:51
1if they got rid of the blogs and put it in another search engine it would probaly kick butt.
February 11th, 2006 at 09:03
2He’s got alot of other things to be happy about, as being the one of the founders of No.1 search engine on the planet!
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