Google is celebrating its 27th birthday with a special Doodle that nods to its roots. The artwork features the company’s very first logo from 1998 a colorful, retro design that reminds users of the early internet days. While the old-school vibe sparks nostalgia, it also highlights how far Google has come, especially in the world of artificial intelligence. From Stanford Dorms to a Global Giant The story of Google began in 1995 at Stanford University when Larry Page met Sergey Brin. Their first meeting wasn’t exactly friendly reports say they disagreed on almost everything. But within a year, the two teamed up and built a search engine called Backrub, which ranked web pages by links. In 1997, they rebranded it as “Google,” inspired by the term googol (1 followed by 100 zeros). Their mission was ambitious: “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” When exactly was Google born Here’s where things get a bit confusing. Google was officially incorporated on September 4, 1998, but the domain was registered on September 15, 1997. Later, the company started celebrating its birthday on September 27, marking the day it indexed a record number of web pages. Since then, September 27 has been known as Google’s birthday. Birthday deals No birthday party is complete without treats, and Google is sharing the joy with discounts on its popular devices. Through the Google Store, customers can grab 20% off selected items using the code BIRTHDAY27. Here are some highlights: Some purchases even include store credit, stickers, or wristlets. These offers are valid until September 28, so fans need to be quick. Looking back, moving forward From two students in a Stanford dorm to a tech leader shaping the future of AI, Google’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. As it turns 27, the birthday doodle reminds us of its beginnings while the discounts give us a reason to celebrate too.
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