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El origen de Internet
 

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Orígenes de Internet

by Adriana Antonio
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TCP/IP fue creado en 1975 y en 1983 reemplazó instantáneamente todos los demás protocolos.

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Tim Berners-Lee inventó la World Wide Web en 1969.

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ARPANET se creó a finales de los años 60 para interconectar universidades y laboratorios de investigación.

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Ray Tomlinson envió el primer correo electrónico en 1971.

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El término Internet se acuñó en 1990, mucho después de su desarrollo.

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La primera comunicación entre nodos de ARPANET en UCLA y Stanford ocurrió en 1969.

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ARPANET fue la única red hasta 1990 y no tuvo otros nodos conectados.

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NSFNET, financiada en los años 80, ayudó a expandir la red entre universidades.

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La transmisión de paquetes es una técnica central en el diseño de Internet desde sus orígenes.

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El Internet se originó en la década de 1950 como una red militar satelital.

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