Larry Page co-founded Google after a Stanford research partnership.
Google began as a search project built by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in Stanford dorm rooms. This reviewed path connects Page to the company that grew from that collaboration.
Google’s Wikidata record uses P112, “founded by,” for Larry Page. Since the page begins with Page, the relationship is displayed as the reverse phrase “co-founded.”
Historical context
Page and Brin began working together in 1996 on the search engine first called Backrub.
Google Inc. was formally established in 1998; the relationship does not present Page as the company’s only founder.
Before Apple became a global technology company, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built its earliest chapter from Jobs’s parents’ garage. The reviewed path connects Jobs to the company he co-founded.
The Web is not the Internet itself: it is the linked information system Tim Berners-Lee proposed while working at CERN. This path connects the system to one of the inventors named in its reviewed record.
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