Sergey Brin

Sergey Brin is known as a Russian computer scientist and Internet entrepreneur. He is most famous for co-founding Google with his partner, Larry Page.

Background and Age

Sergey Mikhaylovich Brin was born on August 21, 1973 in Moscow, Russia. Sergey is a local of Moscow however he went to the United States for his education. He got a four year college education with distinction in arithmetic and software engineering from the University of Maryland which is located in College Park. In the wake of endeavoring the Ph.D. program in software engineering at Stanford University where he got his graduate degree, he took a brief break to concentrate on his work.

Married, Wife and Kids

In 2003, Brin married 23andMe fellow benefactor Anne Wojcicki. They separated in 2013 and finally divorced in 2015 after Brin engaged in extramarital relations with Google Glass showcasing supervisor Amanda Rosenberg. He and Wojcicki have two children together.

Career and Net Worth

At Stanford, Brin met Larry Page and worked together on the project that turned into the internet search goliath, Google. As a team, they established Google Inc. in 1998. Sergey has a wide scope of research interests that include web crawlers, data extraction from unstructured sources, and information mining of enormous content assortments. He has distributed numerous scholastic papers including Extracting Patterns and Relations from the World Wide Web and Dynamic Data Mining: A New Architecture for Data with High Dimensionality.

In 2012, Google revealed its cutting edge Google Glass, a sort of wearable eyeglass-PC that featured touchpad and voice control, a LED lit up show and a camera, to people in general. While touted as the most recent "it" in tech toys, worries overprotection and security and an absence of an unmistakable reason in regular daily existence at last obstructed its achievement in the business showcase. Its innovation, be that as it may, has been applied for a few uses in human services, news coverage, and the military.

In December 2019, it was reported that Google originators Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who have for the most part kept away from the spotlight since modifying their association four years earlier, are surrendering control of parent association Alphabet to current Google CEO Sundar Pichai. The pair made the statement in a joint letter circulated to Google's open blog. The two men will remain delegates of Alphabet and hold their seats on the board but will never again administer the association's trillion-dollar search engine they made while at Stanford University more than 20 years earlier.