Search aims to rival Google

Former members web giant Google has a rival search engine.

CUIL Irish dialect to knowledge and hazelnut, its founders argue that there is a better and broader challenges indexing information on the Internet.

The technology used for indexing Web, the surrounding circumstances of each page and concepts of travel requests, say the founders.

But analysts believe that the new search engine, like many others, the struggle for the party and defeat for Google.

Hard fight

CUIL, pronounced “cool”, he said, employing more than 120 million Web pages to create its index of information on the website.

He believes that it is more than Google, although the search giant stopped reporting how much rates. Without numbers, which Google claims that his figure was even higher.

CUIL claims that its technology is not methods, which forced the success of Google.

Instead of looking only at the quantity and quality of communication and from the web page, as technology makes Google, CUIL tried to understand more about the information on the one hand, and people in a search. The results appear in the magazine format, rather than a list.

The company also tried other than Google has not received any information about what people are looking for.

CUIL founder, Anne Patterson, Russell Power and Louis Monier Google are former employees. Other founder Tom Patterson worked at IBM and others in search technology and storage.

By declaring its aim to assume Google, CUIL combines extensive list of others who tried and largely unrelated search giant dent in the market share. Are interchangeable Teoma, Vivisimo, Snap, Mahal and Powerset.

“Time can be a real challenge,” said Danny Sullivan, editor of search engines on the planet. “In competition with Google is still very difficult task, since Microsoft will tell.”

adapted from http://news.bbc.co.uk/