She gets much of the recognition, and the blog states she made the evaluation (followed by a simple comparison table) and then implemented changes to the server

She gets much of the recognition, and the blog states she made the evaluation (followed by a simple comparison table) and then implemented changes to the servers while a small, subtle shout out goes out to the authors of the compression algorithm. It's as if the credit was passed on to her for the purpose of google internship advertising. I think outside of this article, it's very different who gets recognition here.