LARRY PAGE
1973–
The son of two computer programming experts, American internet entrepreneur Larry Page cofounded the world-leading search engine Google with Sergey Brin while they were both students. The site immediately transformed access to information on the web.
Lawrence Edward Page spent his childhood surrounded by computers. Born in Michigan in 1973, his father was a computer science professor and his mother was a computer programming instructor. Technology magazines and science books were strewn around his home, and, with the encouragement of his older brother, the young Page often took household ...
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