Larry Page

Larry Page is an American computer scientist and entrepreneur who co-founded Google with Sergey Brin and later led Google and its parent company, Alphabet, as CEO.

Sergey Brin: Sergey Brin is an American computer scientist and entrepreneur who co-founded Google with Larry Page. Brin developed Google alongside Page and shared leadership of the company.
PageRank: PageRank is an algorithm that estimates the importance of web pages from the links pointing to them. Page developed this link-analysis method with Brin as a foundation for Google’s search ranking.
Stanford University: Stanford University is a private research university in California’s Silicon Valley. Page and Brin met as graduate students there and developed their search research.
Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc. is the holding company formed in 2015 to oversee Google and several other businesses. Page became Alphabet’s CEO after the corporate restructuring he announced with Brin.
Eric Schmidt: Eric Schmidt is an American technology executive who served as Google’s CEO from 2001 to 2011. Schmidt’s appointment as CEO let Page and Brin focus on products and engineering.
Google Search: Google Search is a web search engine that indexes online content and ranks results in response to queries. It turned Page’s research into the product that made Google widely used.
Backrub: Backrub was a Stanford research project that analyzed links to estimate the importance of web pages. Page and Brin’s prototype search engine later became Google.
Google X: Google X, now called X, is Alphabet’s research and development organization for ambitious technology projects. Page supported a separate organization for projects beyond Google’s core businesses.
Sundar Pichai: Sundar Pichai is an Indian-American business executive who became Google’s CEO in 2015 and Alphabet’s CEO in 2019. Pichai succeeded Page as Google CEO when Page moved to lead Alphabet.
Web crawler: A web crawler is software that automatically visits web pages to discover and collect online content. Google’s early search system needed crawlers to gather pages for its index.

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