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Larry-Page<\/a><\/h1>

Lawrence-Edward-Page<\/a> is an American<\/a> Computer-Scientist<\/a> and Internet-Entrepreneur<\/a> who co-founded Google<\/a> alongside Sergey-Brin<\/a>. While studying at Stanford-University<\/a>, they developed the PageRank<\/a> algorithm, a breakthrough in Information-Retrieval<\/a>. Their original research paper can be found through the Stanford-InfoLab<\/a>.<\/p>

Corporate Leadership<\/h2>

Page served as the chief executive of Google<\/a> until 2001 and returned to the role in 2011. In 2015, he became the founding CEO of Alphabet-Inc<\/a>, a conglomerate designed to manage Google<\/a> and its various subsidiaries like Waymo<\/a> and Verily<\/a>. His career and net worth are frequently tracked by Forbes<\/a> and Bloomberg<\/a>.<\/p>

Other Ventures<\/h2>

Page has also shown significant interest in Renewable-Energy<\/a> and Future-Technology<\/a>, including investments in Kitty-Hawk-Corporation<\/a>. He is a member of the National-Academy-of-Engineering<\/a>. He stepped down from his role at Alphabet-Inc<\/a> in 2019 but remains an influential figure in Silicon-Valley<\/a>.<\/p>