In a significant milestone, Google, the world’s most widely used search engine, is marking its 25th anniversary today. The celebration comes with a noteworthy change to its iconic Google Doodle, which is known for adapting to important occasions. This time, Google has revamped its logo to commemorate its Silver Jubilee.
The new Google Doodle prominently features the numerals “25,” signifying the 25 years of Google’s influential presence in the online world. This celebratory Doodle is visible to users across the globe, underlining the universal impact of Google’s services.
Google’s journey began in 1998 when Larry Page and Sergey Brin initiated the search giant as a university research project. They famously started the venture in a garage in California. Over the years, Google has grown into a global tech powerhouse, providing services that touch the lives of billions.
Today, Google boasts offices and data centers in more than 200 cities spread across six continents. Its reach and influence have expanded far beyond its humble beginnings.
It’s worth noting that while Google’s official founding date is September 4, 1998, the company has celebrated its anniversary on September 27th since 2002. This choice of date reflects Google’s commitment to marking its growth and achievements over the years.
As Google commemorates its 25th year, it reminds us of the remarkable journey from a garage-based research project to a global technology giant that has reshaped the way we access information and connect with the digital world.
