Britain announces new safe search. WIth this announcement it should be interesting how Google enhances their safe search capabilities or further incorporates IBM's Yippy search.
Fort Meyers, Florida (I-Newswire) July 16, 2013 - Yippy Inc. (OTCQX: YIPI) The world leader in safe search with it's unique Velocity clustering technology is positioning itself to compete with the world's top search engines. Founded three years ago, Yippy is designed for institutional use in schools and libraries.The company operates on the principle of safe search for ages K -12, filtering out all questionable, violent, and profane content by utilizing technology that is even ahead of Google.
Velocity, the cloud clustering technology that drives Yippy is actually owned by IBM and is now being used to enhance IBM’s “Watson” computer. To date Yippy is the only other company with a license to use this technology. Google, in fact, has had to partner with IBM to gain access to this technology in order to keep up with the future of cloud technology. As Yippy CEO, Rich Granville says, "Yippy is the finest engine for censorship on Earth,”.
Recently, Yippy acquired a perpetual license for the Muse Content Machine and Muse Smart Connectors from MuseGlobal, a leading provider of content integration and data virtualization technology.This acquisition combines two programs together into an exclusive and vast range of resources and abilities that no other search or information-based company in the world possesses including majors such as Google, Microsoft, IBM, and HP/Autonomy.
If that wasn't enough Yippy has recently announced the acquisition of Gigablast Inc. and it's 13,000 sq. ft. facility in New Mexico. Gigablast and its related properties can provide advanced technologies for consumer, eDiscovery, and enterprise big data customers. Gigabits, a related program, is the first operational enterprise class clustering program put into service in 2004. Yippy's Velocity platform will be able to sell behind the firewall installations for all types of search based applications for enterprise and eDiscovery customers.
Regarding these recent advancements, CEO, Rich Granville, says, "This is the most important acquisition of technologies for our young company. Yippy will be a significant presence in the business of search based applications with the combination of Velocity and Gigabits. One can understand the potential for this merger by conducting a consumer search at demo.yippy.com to find that Yippy and Gigablast have already begun to combine indexes which consist of billions of pages of data. Once we fully integrate the technology assets of Gigablast, WRP and MuseGlobal with Yippy, our sales processes can commence and we will be able to under-price the competition by what we believe to be significant margins."
With a record quarter, the anticipation of breaking a million dollars in revenue this year, and having it's unique safe search market cornered, Yippy is well on it's way to proving itself as not only the undisputed leader in safe search but a worthy competitor to the top names in any search application. While currently trading at $0.20 with upward momentum, it's clear for Yippy and their trademark slogan "welcome to the cloud", the sky really is the limit.
