The history of the development of the Internet began in 1969, when for the first time it was possible to make communication between computers at the University of California and Stanford. This was a real achievement, because between the two universities there was a distance of about 500 km. The advent of the Internet, however, cannot be called instantaneous. This was preceded by years of labor and scientific research.
The Emergence of the Internet: The Origins
APRA Agency, which later received the status of the creator of a new form of communication, was founded 10 years before the computers of Stanford and the University of California were united into one network. At (more…)