Postbox Live: "The Google Boys", Larry and Sergey founded Google in the 1990s.

"The Google Boys", Larry and Sergey founded Google in the 1990s.

 "The Google Boys", Larry and Sergey founded Google in the 1990s

while pursuing their doctorates at Stanford University's "William Gates Center", which is named after Bill Gates.


"The Google Boys", Larry and Sergey founded Google in the 1990s.






It works the same way as Yahoo! However, Larry and Sergei think they have done it much better, and think they can build a business around it.

This was less than thirty years ago. Even though Google and Microsoft are currently the two biggest rivals, it is interesting to go back to when Microsoft first introduced Windows as a Graphic User Interface (GUI) 40 years ago.


And realize that, despite being a decade or more apart, both Google and Microsoft are multi-generational, global, foundational companies with entire trillion-dollar ecosystems around them.
This is similar to monetizing our data – fun fact: each of us generated between $10k and $100k in data for which we received no compensation.

The system was developed by: The companies that make up the Microsoft ecosystem are Apple, OpenAI, AMD, GameStop, LinkedIn and NVIDIA. (which is strange considering the CEOs of NVIDIA and AMD use rival AMD).

The Coca-Cola Company, Vodafone, Cognizant, Khan Academy and—oddly enough—"Microsoft AI". Google DeepMind, Samsung Electronics, Accenture, AT&T, Hedera Hashgraph, HSBC and other companies are part of the Google ecosystem. multiple connections, overlap, "coincidence",

And finally the relative strength of these two jugglers. Interestingly, Microsoft recently acquired the rights to all of Inflections' technology, including Pi (Personal Intelligence), an emotionally expressive and intelligent voice assistant that was strikingly similar to what both Google and OpenAI (Microsoft) revealed a week ago.

Microsoft also took over two of the three co-founding senior executives of Inflection AI, with the exception of Reid Hoffman. The purchase cost $560 million.

A week or two had passed since the "buy-out." I'm not saying anything sinister, but with this technology and data, we need security, democratisation, decentralisation, and transparency.

And there's the whole incident where Sun Microsystems founder Andy Bechtolsheim gave $100K checks to college students to Sergey and Larry, thereby seeding Google.





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