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''Inktomi develops scalable network applications that dramatically improve Internet information access and delivery. These software applications, including the world's largest search engines and carrier-class network cache systems, leverage Inktomi’s unique parallel and cluster computing technologies to deliver extreme scalability and performance.'' | ''Inktomi develops scalable network applications that dramatically improve Internet information access and delivery. These software applications, including the world's largest search engines and carrier-class network cache systems, leverage Inktomi’s unique parallel and cluster computing technologies to deliver extreme scalability and performance.'' | ||
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* [[Inktomi Launches Traffic Server - 11/1997]] | |||
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Revision as of 11:45, 15 September 2020
Inktomi was founded in January 1996 by University of California, Berkeley professor Eric Brewer and graduate student Paul Gauthier at the University of California, Berkeley. The company was initially founded based on the web search engine that was developed at the university. HotBot was the first search engine that made use of Inktomi's search technology.
Inktomi develops scalable network applications that dramatically improve Internet information access and delivery. These software applications, including the world's largest search engines and carrier-class network cache systems, leverage Inktomi’s unique parallel and cluster computing technologies to deliver extreme scalability and performance.