Innovation

Innovation

1. Binary

2. Bit

3. Bandwith

4. Bitrate

5. Latency

6. Bit

7. Protocol

8. Abstraction

9. ASCII

10. IETF

11. Internet

12. Net Neutrality

13. IP Address

14. Packets

15. Network Redundancy

16. Router

17. TCP

18. DNS

19. HTTP

20. URL

21. Bits are the numbers of binary that are effected by the Bitrate, Latency, and Bandwith in terms of fast they are sent. These three terms also are very important to a protocol, as they can dictate whether it will work or not.

22. ASCII relates to abstractions due to the simple fact that it can be considered one.

23. Bits and Binary are related because bits are just the individual 1s and 0s that binary is based off of.

24. Network Redundancy and Routers are related because the various routers on the web allow for multiple backups to avoid issues in case of high traffic.

25. The IETF is the group that helps set the standards for the Internet, and Net Neutrality refers to a government policy wherein ISPs cannot deny access to certain sites or throttle usage of them.

26. TCP is what splits up packets and sends them to an IP Address. This IP Address has a URL linked with it meaning that when the URL is searched the DNS will send the client to that IP linked. HTTP is simply a specific protocol that the DNS can operate on.