Father of the Internet predicted Google will weaken

Vint Cerf, who was named father of the Internet, said that Google may soon lose the dominant position in online search.

Vint Cerf is one of the "fathers" of the Internet and is Vice President of Google. In his recent speech, Cerf claims that Google can not dominate the Internet search market forever and sooner or later Google is giving in to his place for new companies to create the sophisticated technology more. Vint Cerf said at Online Life event held in the city of Bradford, England.

"Currently, no one interfere with others to develop a better technology than our technology and create something more powerful, more efficient than our tool. And, of course However, it made us nervous. But that is good because it makes us would have poured out all their energy into developing better search solution for the purpose of the head in the lead as long as good "," father "declared the global network.

In his speech, Vint Cerf recalled that, in the beginning of the search field, the search engine Alta Vista was renowned suffered defeat, leaving a dominant position in the market for Yahoo. Yahoo in turn yield, give way to Google.

"We understand that in the near future someone may appear like Larry and Sergey (Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin) from a certain angle university simmering idea that we do not and the idea is that the market can shift the work and deprived of our business, "Cerf said.

                         "Father" Internet, Google Vice President Vint Cerf worried Google will lose its leadership position.

According to Cerf, although the Internet giant is holding a dominant position in the Internet industry, that does not threaten the balance on Internet marketing, and search engines such as Bing and Yahoo are creating the significant competition with Google.

Vint Cerf is a veteran of the generation of the Internet, one of the drafters of the TCP / IP. Internet a few "parents" but Dr. Cerf is regarded as one of the key figures. When I was a student at the University of California-Los Angeles, he joined the program to develop computer network packet switching research funded by the advanced technology of the Department of Defense (ARPA) funded. In 2004, Cerf was awarded the Turing Award - Good for the computer science field, comparable to the Nobel Prize for a number of other basic sciences.

According to PC World VN / CNews.ru