Stanford dorm to 4 trillion company: Google's 28th birthday
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Google marks its 28th anniversary by reflecting on its origins as a Stanford student research project that grew into a multi-trillion dollar company.
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- Google began in 1995 when Larry Page and Sergey Brin met at Stanford University.
- The search engine, originally called Backrub, was developed in dorm rooms before the company was legally incorporated in 1998.
- The company operated from a garage in Menlo Park during its early years and established long-running traditions like office pets and Google Doodles.
- Google has grown from a startup funded by a 100,000 dollar check into a global technology firm with a market valuation exceeding 4 trillion dollars.
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NamedUnited States · Menlo Park · Mountain View · Andy Bechtolsheim · Google · Larry Page · Sergey Brin · Stanford University · Sun Microsystems · Susan Wojcicki
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