A man who could be a billionaire inventing a search engine before Google

ByLouish Pixel

Google's search engine is based on creative search technology and patented algorithm "Page Rank"Others have made a difference to other search engines, and are now used around the world. A man who developed such a search engine earlier than Google revealed that the idea was handed over to Google for free.

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Massiomo Mulioli,University of PadovaHe is a mathematics professor and earns 3000 dollars a month (about 300,000 yen), but he is the man who could become one of the wealthiest in the Silicon Valley billionaire.


In 1997 he presented the world's first "Internet search engine" at the Internet conference in Santa Clara, California. Mr. Mori's search engine project was called "hyper search" and at that time we were able to scan the web with accuracy that can not be realized by anyone else.

According to Mr. Mori, when a presentation is over, a mild young man came to him and said, "I found something very interesting". This young student who is four years younger than Mr. Mori and hearing his presentation enthusiastically is currently CEO at GoogleLarry PageHe was. The two parties discussed the future of the Internet, Mr. Paige told Mr. Moriori "I want to further develop your idea" by parting.

Mr. Moriori who returned to Italy will ask the university for a loan of 20,000 euros (about 278 million yen) to realize his own idea. However, the loan did not go down from the university, and instead, "loan of copper metallurgy in Italy" was financed. Meanwhile Mr. Paige, co-founder of Sun MicrosystemsAndy Vector ShimeI got cash of 100,000 dollars (about 10 million yen) from him and realized Mr. Moriori's idea.

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A spokesperson for the Google Italian office in Milan declined a comment on this matter.

WWW (World Wide Web)Mr. Moriori, who has worked for seven years at Massachusetts Institute of Technology with Mr. Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of Mr. Mori, said that as the latest search engine in 2012 "Bornia (Volunia)We announced. Volunia is a system that integrates SNS and search engines, has features such as being able to interact with users browsing the same page on virtual street, and the beta version was released. However, just before the release of the official version, an internal doubt players such as investors seeking the status of CTO and exorting Mr. Moriori will occur and the project will fail.

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Moriori who has returned to the Volunia project after the twists and turns hopes that the project will develop by publishing Volunia as an open source and "It might be useful for new algorithms and the birth of a large communication network There is no talk.

Mr. Morioli, who turned 44, told Bloomberg, "I am not jealous of Paige's success, I am happy to contribute to the birth of Google," and "Larry and Sergei are ideas It has immeasurable enthusiasm to change the lives of people by means of the people, "he said. Mr. Morioli, who may have become one of the most millionaires in the world as long as we can procure funds, currently lives in a small apartment in Venice and is on an 11 year old car. He said, "If I have a little internet connection and time to think a bit, I do not care where I live."