en.malanginspirasi.com — Tech giant Google is celebrating its 27th birthday with a nostalgic Google Doodle.
To mark nearly three decades on the web, the search engine replaced its modern branding with a tribute to its very first logo designed in 1998.
Founded by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google began as a research project aimed at organizing the world’s information and making it universally accessible and useful.
In its official Doodle release, the company reflected on these early days, reminding users that even industry-defining tech breakthroughs can trace their roots back to an ordinary garage.
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The featured vintage artwork transports users back to the early days of the consumer internet.
However, Google also uses the occasion to highlight its evolution—inviting users to contrast its simplistic origins with its latest developments in generative AI and modern search features.
While incorporated earlier in September 1998, Google traditionally marks its birthday on September 27.
Another fun fact is the original Doodle was published in 1998 as a simple “Out of Office” notification when founders Larry and Sergey attended the Burning Man festival.
What’s more, the official title for designers and artists who create these homepage artworks is “Doodlers.”
