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Google's link to LEGO goes way back… | A Modular Life
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How Lego clicked: the super brand that reinvented itself | Lego | The Guardian
Lego Google Doodle | LEGO | Know Your Meme
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Gandhinagar University on Twitter: "Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, while pursuing Ph.D. at Stanford University in 1996 used Lego pieces to house their first storage device. At the time, 4GB
History of Legos: Fun facts to know about the 'Toy of the Century' | Fox News
Today in History: Birthday of the Google internet search engine
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Google's first server was housed in Lego | Goats are used to trim the grass at their headquarters. Learn more about Google's first 20 years: https://wef.ch/2NhEN5a | By World Economic Forum
Google's First Computer Was Made From LEGO|Amazing Facts And Stories About Google|Hindi|MindzZ. - YouTube
NASA and the LEGO Group: Building Decades of Collaboration | NASA
Dynamic Edge - #FACTFRIDAY - Did you know that the first Google server was partly built of Lego bricks? In 1996, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's two founders, built a Lego
Google's first server was made of Lego | The Modern Hoot
OSOmnimedia - In 1996, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's two founders, built a Lego brick disk box for their storage server for the “Digital Library” project, which later became the Google
Top 10 Facts About LEGO! - Fun Kids - the UK's children's radio station
Happy 89th birthday, LEGO! - Jay's Brick Blog
