Baidu has launched a beta version of its "Aladdin"
search platform at open.baidu.com and
alading.baidu.com, according to Sina and DoNews
reports. Users need to register a new account to
join the open platform. Aladdin partners do not
receive payment or pay a service fee, said the
Sina report.
Aladdin is an enhanced search platform that will
grab data from currently inaccessible "deep web"
sites, Baidu CEO Robin Li said at a ceremony last
December. Company CTO Yinan Li said that more
than half of the company's 2,000 core engineers
were working on the platform, originally slated for
release in January 2009.
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