With all the publicity around WolframAlpha’s engine there has been a lot of buzz in the search space around what the next successful search engine will look like. It was great to get some coverage today from ChannelWeb as they covered WolframAlpha, LeapFish and the Search space.

Here is a snippet from the post :

“With all the publicity recently about Wolfram Alpha, the CRN Test Center came across the relatively new Web site of a search aggregator called LeapFish. Wolfram Alpha is, to use its own term, a computational knowledge engine, which actually bases the results strictly from its own internal knowledge base — no searching of the Web at all. Conversely, LeapFish uses hyper-threading to communicate with multiple search engines simultaneously, in real-time.”

You can find the rest of the article here : ChannelWeb on LeapFish