Google Selects 16 Finalists for its 10^100 Project

September 25, 2009 – 5:20 pm

Finally, Google’s 10th anniversary project contest dubbed 10^10 has reached its final stages. Google has selected 16 themes from various companies, not individual participants, and is now asking for all of us to help them decide the final recipient of the $10 million funding. In case you already forgot, Google 10^100 project was launched almost a year ago with the aim of soliciting project ideas that will help change the world and help as many people as possible.

Since it’s announcement Google has received an overwhelming number of submissions with some of them already overlapping, so Google decided to limit the selection of the final project participants into 16 themes which reflects Google’s mission as a web company. There are several bright ideas from the 16 chosen project, and I’m inclined to both for the “Enhance science and engineering education.” Of course we all know how crucial technology’s role will be for the current society that we all live in.

You may check out the 16 project themes from the 10^100 site and likewise vote which project you would like be granted with the $10 million funding.

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Google Selects 16 Finalists for its 10^100 Project