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The History of Internet
- 1962 - The revolutionary idea
- The military wanted to some scientists for create a
communication network, a system centralized; because
in case of a war nuclear this survived, even if some
computers are damaged.
- The military wanted to some scientists for create a
communication network, a system centralized; because
in case of a war nuclear this survived, even if some
computers are damaged.
- 1964 - BARAN Model
- Baran had the idea of
created a network with
the form of a spider web
- He created a hybrid using the star
topology and mesh, in which data
would travel dynamically,
"searching" the clearest path and
"waiting" if all routes were blocked.
This technology "packet switching"
was called.
- He created a hybrid using the star
topology and mesh, in which data
would travel dynamically,
"searching" the clearest path and
"waiting" if all routes were blocked.
This technology "packet switching"
was called.
- Baran had the idea of
created a network with
the form of a spider web
- 1969 - ARPA
- An association created
by the government
EEUU for created a
network "ARPANET".
- First, four computers connected
between different universities of the
country. Later, more a forty
computers connected, for this the
network It became obsolete
- First, four computers connected
between different universities of the
country. Later, more a forty
computers connected, for this the
network It became obsolete
- An association created
by the government
EEUU for created a
network "ARPANET".
- 1982 - INTERNET
- At that time the world of networks was
a bit chaotic, although ARPANET was
still the "standard". In 1982, ARPANET
adopted TCP / IP protocol and at that
time was set Internet
- At that time the world of networks was
a bit chaotic, although ARPANET was
still the "standard". In 1982, ARPANET
adopted TCP / IP protocol and at that
time was set Internet
- ARPANET continued to grow and open to the world, and
anyone with academic or research purposes could access the
network. Military functions broke away from ARPANET and
went to MILNET, a new network created by the United States.
- 1985 - CYBERSPACE
- The Internet was already an established technology,
though known by a few. At that time the network was
basically textual, so the author was based on video
games. Over time the word "cyberspace" ended up being
synonymous with Internet.
- The Internet was already an established technology,
though known by a few. At that time the network was
basically textual, so the author was based on video
games. Over time the word "cyberspace" ended up being
synonymous with Internet.
- 1990 - WWW
- In search of a storage system
and data recovery, are took the
idea of using hyperlinks
- In search of a storage system
and data recovery, are took the
idea of using hyperlinks
- BROWSER
- The new formula allowed logically link information and using networks. The content
programming in hypertext language "tags" that assigned a function to each piece of
content. Then, a computer program, an interpreter, were able to read those labels for
despeglar information. The interpreter would be known as "browser"
- The new formula allowed logically link information and using networks. The content
programming in hypertext language "tags" that assigned a function to each piece of
content. Then, a computer program, an interpreter, were able to read those labels for
despeglar information. The interpreter would be known as "browser"
- 1993 - MOSAIC
- Came the first version of the
browser "Mosaic" to access more
naturally to the WWW.
- Came the first version of the
browser "Mosaic" to access more
naturally to the WWW.
- "..."
- Thereafter Internet began to grow faster
than other media, becoming what we all
now know.
- Thereafter Internet began to grow faster
than other media, becoming what we all
now know.
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