Who Invented The Internet?
💻🌐 “I WONDER – Who Invented The Internet?” takes us on a journey through the digital age! 🚀🔗 While the Internet’s development involved various contributors, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist, is credited with inventing the World Wide Web, a key component of the Internet, in 1989. 🇬🇧🖥️ Join us in exploring the genesis of the interconnected world we know today.
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I wonder, computer scientists, Vindon, KEF, and Bob can are responsible for inventing the internet communication protocols we used today. Back in 1974, they developed a set of guidelines for transferring data, using packet switching, which is a process of transferring pieces of data across different networks.
These guidelines are transmission control protocol, tcp, and internet protocol ip. Each computer has a specific serial number called an IP address so that it can be easily recognized. KEF and CANS guidelines laid out the foundation for a web of interconnected networks. Kef came up with the word internet by combining the two words, interconnected and network together.