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by The Reaper on September 10th, 2006
I suppose that it is because the page doesn't contain much, the file size is small.
by birdsal on June 15th, 2009
Google uses its money to store a copy of its webpage in many servers all round the world. This means instead of having to go all the way to somewhere in America, it can get it from somewhere tat might just be right down the road. It is also a very small, simple page to load.
by hbah427 on October 25th, 2006
google is a hugely paid company, and so it goes faster than normal pages
by sunnySJ on February 20th, 2011
Google saves all the webpages in the internet in its memory, so when you search a keyword or anything, it just has to check its memory, so that takes some milli seconds and if you notice google's search page, it only has text and no images making it load faster. If you want to know more check out this youtube video
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You mean the file size is small? This answer needs to be more specific.
by oregon on September 10th, 2006
This is correct. The google homepage contains very little graphics, pictures etc. It is merely a shortcut to the search function.
by Darryl61 on September 10th, 2006
Thanks darryl.
by oregon on September 11th, 2006