300 Years to Index the World's Information
Kasracer writes "At the Association of National Advertisers annual conference, Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt suggested that it would take 300 years for them to index all of the world's information. From the article: 'We did a math exercise and the answer was 300 years,' Schmidt said in response to an audience question asking for a projection of how long the company's mission will take. 'The answer is it's going to be a very long time.'"
I always thought 42 years ought to be enough.
The hardest part will be developing the hardware that is able to recursively index the Google data itself an infinite number of times.
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300 years? I'd have thought their other plan would have been a lot quicker.
How long until Google decides that your house is information? Just imagine an army of small robot spiders invading your home every night, registering the position, name and contents of every single object you own, making it searchable from house.google.com. Unless you nail a robots.txt to your front door, that is...
Please stop creating new information and let Google catch up! You can resume later.
It's going to take them a hell of a lot longer than that, considering my car keys are always moving.
Googlesphere anyone?
She's built like a steak house, but she handles like a bistro....
Obviously they're not feeding those pigeons enough. Time to buy some quality feeds Google. Maybe even slip in some uppers every now and then. If all else fails, maybe it's time to consider the parrot upgrade. They're a lot more expensive but their index/poop ratio is much better.
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...Google indexed it all in 6 days, and took a rest in the 7th...
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