Baidu.com, Inc. was founded in Silicon Valley in the United States at the end of 1999. Its founder is Robin Li, president of Baidu, a senior information retrieval technology expert and the sole holder of the hyperlink analysis patent. and his friend Dr. Xu Yong, executive vice president of Baidu, who has many years of successful business experience in Silicon Valley. In 2000, Baidu returned to China to develop hyperlink analysis technology, which is a key technology for the new generation of search engines and has been widely used by major search engines in the world. The name Baidu comes from the inspiration of "Looking for her in the crowd on Baidu", which expresses Baidu's confidence in its own technology. Baidu was listed on the Nasdaq in the United States on the evening of August 5, 2005, Beijing time, raising US$109 million, setting a new record for overseas IPO financing of Chinese Internet companies. Stock code: BIDU, with an issue price of $27 and an opening price of $66. It broke through $150 on August 6 and reached 150.05. Comprehensively surpassing Shanda Sina, becoming the highest market price of China's Internet
Baidu's name comes from "Looking for him in the crowd on Baidu, suddenly looking back, that person is in the dim light"
Baidu (Baidu.com, Inc) was founded in Silicon Valley in the United States at the end of 1999. Its founders are Baidu President Robin Li, a senior information retrieval technology expert and the only holder of a hyperlink analysis patent, and his friends who have worked in Silicon Valley for many years. Dr. Xu Yong, executive vice president of Baidu, has successful experience in the business world.
Baidu is currently the world's best provider of Chinese information retrieval and delivery technology. More than 80% of all portals that provide search engines in China are provided with search engine technical support by Baidu. Existing customers include Sina, Tencent, 263, 21cn, Shanghai Hotline, Guangzhou Window, Xinhuanet, Northern Spacetime, Western Spacetime, Chongqing Hotline, Jilin Information Port, Daqing Information Port, Oriental Hotline, Hunan Information Port, Nanyang Information Port, Shunde Information Network.
Baidu search engine consists of four parts: spider program, monitoring program, index database, and retrieval program.
The portal website only needs to pass the user query content and some relevant parameters to the Baidu search engine server, and the background program will automatically work and return the final results to the website.
Baidu search engine uses a high-performance "web spider" program to automatically search for information on the Internet. The customizable and highly scalable scheduling algorithm allows the searcher to collect the maximum amount of information in a very short time. Amount of Internet information. Baidu has servers all over China and the United States, and its search scope covers Chinese-speaking regions such as mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, and Singapore, as well as some sites in North America and Europe. Baidu search engine currently has the largest Chinese information database in the world, with a total volume of more than 600 million pages, and it is still growing rapidly at the rate of hundreds of thousands of pages every day.