It takes a shorter time to search for something on Google than it takes to find a file stored on a local drive on a PC.
This is what Google has been working towards and now that it has achieved this feat, more and more people will be dumping other browsers in favor of Google Chrome.
Google Chrome now offers users with an amazing efficiency when performing searches. You will be able to see suggestions of what you are looking for as well as get your results in a jiffy. While this might be something very hard for die-hard users of Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Safari web browsers to believe, the millions of people who have adopted Chrome as their default web browser whether on PCs, tablets or phones can attest to this claim. If you don’t believe, this article will make you ditch your browser and download the latest version of Chrome immediately.
The basics
It is almost impossible to understand why Google Chrome offers such amazing speeds when it comes to performing searches without having some knowledge about some of the most basic concepts of search engines. All web browsers make use of crawlers and indexers to provide the best results for users. What crawlers basically do is ‘crawl’ the internet with the help of hyperlinks and when it finds a new page, or even when content on an existing page is changed, the indexer is informed and in the process it collects the new data and stores it on the search engine’s servers.
The stored data is what the users are looking for, when they perform Google searches. This is what the browser will display to you when you ask for something from it, thus, elements like keywords, headers and meta descriptions are very important in the eyes of the indexer.
So, why is Google search engine so fast?
While the exact setup of how Google servers work is not a public matter by any chance, it is still possible to determine what makes the Google search such a fast service when compared to other services.
Google nails everything by enabling users to perform real time searches. This means that the application gets the data it the user feeds it in small chunks and quickly interprets it according to what has been indexed in its servers by the indexer. What the browser does is, it doesn’t wait for you to finish typing your search parameters. It takes in the information much faster and as such, the results will also be displayed much faster.
Google makes use of its own OS, as well as lots of custom hardware in making this process such a huge success. However, it is still hard to find out the exact details about this process since as noted earlier, Google keeps this technology to itself.
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