Search engine giant Google is once again facing competition. A group of former Google employees launched the search engine Cuil on Monday. According to its own information, it searches more than 120 billion Internet pages for search words. That is more than Google, the operators announced. The search results should also be more accurate. The results are not presented in lists, but in the form of short content details. The name of the new site comes from the Gaelic word "Cuil", which means "knowledge". According to its operators, the new search engine offers greater privacy protection than its competitors. The search queries of individual users are not archived, so they leave no trace on the web.

 Search engine giant Google is once again facing competition. A group of former Google employees launched the search engine on Monday. According to its own information, it searches more than 120 billion Internet pages for search words. That is more than Google, the operators announced. The search results should also be more accurate. The results are not presented in lists, but in the form of short content details. The name of the new site comes from the Gaelic word "Cuil", which means "knowledge". According to its operators, the new search engine offers greater privacy protection than its competitors. The search queries of individual users are not archived, so they leave no trace on the web.