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News UC Berkeley, birthplace of early search highflier Inktomi and the school where Google CEO Eric Schmidt got his computer science doctoral degree, is bringing together roughly 20 faculty members from various departments to... [16 Aug 2005]
Microsoft launches into search
News s Inktomi search technology has powered MSN for more than three years, and its commercial subsidiary Overture Services has provided targeted text ads for several years, too. Microsoft on Monday replaced Yahoo! [01 Feb 2005]
Google launches into SME market
News Also, many companies, including Inktomi and Altavista (both now owned by Yahoo) tried to cater to small businesses and failed. Google on Thursday began selling the Google Mini, a low-price box for corporate intranet... [14 Jan 2005]
Yahoo! on track for earnings good news
News CEO Terry Semel said search continued to be the company's main priority in 2004, helped by last year's acquisition of Overture and the integration of search technology provider Inktomi. Yahoo! will report financial... [06 Apr 2004]
Leader: Are you riding the enterprise portal wave?
Leader Think back to the late 1990s and it looked like the enterprise portal (sometimes referred to then as a corporate portal or now simply as a portal or EP) was seen as a quirky offshoot of high-profile consumer plays from the likes of... [24 Mar 2004]
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White Paper Anywhere.formerly Inktomi® Enterprise Search) Quickly find the right answer from information spread throughout your department or small to mid-size enterprise—across applications, databases, servers and networks. [02 Mar 2004]
Microsoft vs Google: It's all about tongues
News owned Inktomi and Overture Services. Microsoft's MSN has unveiled news search in several additional foreign languages, advancing its search strategy internationally to compete with Google. In November, the software... [18 Feb 2004]
Yahoo! dumps Google
News Search Technology, which combines an array of recently acquired search technologies, such as Inktomi and commercial search provider Overture Services. It already has a jump on this business through the acquired contracts... [18 Feb 2004]
The Search Wars have begun as Yahoo! turns on Google
News bought Inktomi, the idea they were partners and friends fell by the wayside. announced plans to acquire search provider Inktomi for $235m in December 2002. Inktomi has developed... [15 Jan 2004]
2004 the year of search says Yahoo! CEO
News Semel added that the Overture and Inktomi acquisitions will allow Yahoo! The web giant acquired algorithmic search provider Inktomi for $235m and then closed a $1.6bn purchase of Overture Services to add... [06 Jan 2004]
Yahoo! takes a leaf out of Google's book
News finalised its acquisitions of search technology company Inktomi and commercial listings provider Overture, which were two deals aimed at helping Yahoo! will replace Google's search technology with its own, given that it... [04 Nov 2003]
Amazon expands into search technology
News As a result, the creation of A9 could signal Amazon's intentions to compete on its own, as did Yahoo's decision this year to buy Inktomi and Overture Services. Amazon.com has formed a group to develop e-commerce search... [26 Sep 2003]
Yahoo! ready to ditch Google
News Crowe said the decision to make the switch will be made on case-by-case basis with each region assessing how well Inktomi produces search results relevant to the local market. When - and if - we use... [20 Aug 2003]
Yahoo! snaps up Overture for $1.63bn
News has also been getting more competitive about search, recently acquiring Inktomi, an algorithmic search company that competes more directly with Google. Yahoo! is set to buy search firm Overture Services in a $1.63bn deal... [14 Jul 2003]
Don't Ask Jeeves about enterprise
News Earlier this year, Yahoo bought search technology company Inktomi, and commercial search company Overture Services purchased the Web search software of AltaVista and Fast Search & Transfer. Web navigation company Ask... [29 May 2003]
