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To: Millionairess who wrote (784)	2/7/1999 2:17:00 PM
From: RBB	Respond to of 1945

Sizzling Start-ups -- 10 E-Commerce Companies To Watch February 08, 1999, Issue: 751 Section: Trends ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Saroja Girishankar "Inktomi Inc. offers an industrial-strength search engine, a traffic server and a shopping engine. Founded in February 1996, it has attracted top carriers, telephone companies and ISP customers. It went public in June 1998 and posted revenue of $20 million last year." See the link below for details: techweb.com

To: Millionairess who wrote (784)	2/7/1999 2:43:00 PM
From: RBB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1945

Inktomi Shopping Engine The Inktomi Shopping Engine is a complete online shopping solution for portals, search engines, online communities, and affinity sites. Designed from the ground up to be private-labeled, the Shopping Engine mirrors the way consumers shop by seamlessly integrating all aspects of the online shopping process, from expert decision-making advice and product comparison to hard-core bargain hunting and comparative shopping, into a single technology suite. Inktomi's scalable infrastructure can handle hundreds of portals, thousands of merchants, millions of products, and multiple millions of transactions, quickly, reliably and within the framework of a consumer-friendly interface. Inktomi empowers your site for shopping. inktomi.com Inktomi inside How did Inktomi succeed in a business where so many great minds have failed? In part, by being smart enough to use off-the-shelf parts. Inktomi's hardware consists of 100 or more standard-issue Sun workstations lashed together. Even its software is, in a way, built from nonproprietary parts: Each workstation communicates with the other 99 workstations using a variation on a public Internet messaging protocol. forbes.com