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Google’s Caffeine: Search Results 50% Faster

Published: 9 Jun 2010 In: General

According to an article published on TechCrunch (Caffeine: Google Finally Brews Its New Pot Of Web Results — 50% Fresher), Google is finally ready to roll out it’s Caffeine platform for search results.

This has been confirmed on Google’s Blog as well (Our new search index: Caffeine).

Both articles offer some minor insights into the enhancements available with the new index compared to the older index. There has been a lot of hype about the launch of Caffeine since August 2009 when articles began to surface in various blogs. Many thought that the launch would come in December 2009, but it didn’t happen. It now looks like Google is ready to let the world experience this new platform.

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June 9th, 2010 at 4:02 pm

I never tried this one yet but upon checking on this article, I think it’s about time.

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