AlltheWeb was a search engine based in the United States. It was founded in 1999 by a team of Norwegian computer scientists, including Tor Egge, Svein-Tore Griff With, and Allan Odykirk. The company was headquartered in San Francisco, California.

AlltheWeb's main product was a search engine that aimed to provide comprehensive and fast search results to users. It boasted one of the largest indexes of web pages at the time, indexing over 2. 1 billion pages by 2002.

In addition to its search functionality, AlltheWeb also offered features such as image search, directory search, and news search. The company operated on a global scale, catering to users worldwide. It did not have any notable subsidiaries, joint ventures, or partnerships during its existence.

In terms of market position, AlltheWeb faced tough competition from established search engines like Google and Yahoo. While it gained popularity for its large index and fast search results, it struggled to expand its user base and market share. Despite its innovative features, it was eventually overshadowed by its competitors.

There were no major events or achievements associated with AlltheWeb, and it did not undergo any significant changes in its strategy or product lineup during its lifespan. AlltheWeb ceased operation in 2004 when it was acquired by Overture Services, Inc., which was later acquired by Yahoo. The search engine was integrated into Yahoo's search platform, and its brand and services were eventually phased out.

As of now, AlltheWeb is no longer active, and there have been no updates or key information about its current status