hakia.com, Web's New Meaning-Based Search Engine, Completes Second Data Center in Atlanta Data Center offers growth, redundancy to support search engine's technology based on QDEX™ system NEW YORK, NEW YORK, -- May 22, 2007 - hakia.com, the Web's new meaning-based search engine, announced it has completed its second data center in Atlanta, Georgia. The Atlanta data center is designed to support the search engine's radically new infrastructure, based on the QDEXing™ system. hakia innovated QDEXing technology to leapfrog the legacy search technology of indexing. The QDEX™ system is highly distributed and significantly more scalable than indexing, a necessity to support the higher information density needed for meaning-based search. hakia.com is available for use in its BETA stage, and has just announced the completion of its BETA- 14 version (http://blog.hakia.com/?p=92). Atlanta offers hakia.com an excellent technical talent pool for recruiting. According to Dr. Riza C. Berkan, CEO of hakia.com, "The Atlanta facility meets the most stringent technical issues. It gives hakia.com room to grow, and has power redundancy to alleviate down time issues as we push the industry in the search for better search. About hakia hakia has developed the Web's new meaning-based search engine, utilizing a radically new infrastructure designed to deliver the most relevant search results. Founded in 2004, the company is privately held and based in New York City. Go to http://www.hakia.com.