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Ten years after researchers at Carnegie Mellon created Lycos, one of the Web’s first search engines, Internet giant Google announced that it will open a remote engineering office in Pittsburgh. Google has appointed Carnegie Mellon University professor Andrew Moore, of the School of Computer Science, as director of the new office.

Google, now the most widely accessed search engine on Earth, announced in 2005 that its search engine had an index of over 8.1 billion pages. As it continues to grow, Google needs more engineers to research new ways of sorting through its massive index of data — and it’s turning to Carnegie Mellon to provide this research.

In a 2005 press release regarding the new office, Google stated many qualified Carnegie...

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