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Evolución de Internet
 

Evolución de InternetOnline version

Desvela cómo nació y creció Internet

by Yessica Zapeth
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IPv4 ya estaba completamente agotado en 2005 y nadie lo usó después de esa fecha.

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La popularización de la banda ancha en los 2000s aceleró el acceso a Internet en los hogares.

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TCP/IP fue reemplazado por HTTP para comunicar dispositivos en la red.

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ARPANET, creado en los años 60, conectaba inicialmente 4 nodos.

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IPv6 se diseñó para ampliar el espacio de direcciones y evitar la escasez de IPv4.

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En 1983 se adoptó TCP/IP como norma para interconectar redes.

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El WiFi sustituyó por completo a las conexiones por cable desde los años 2000.

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Tim Berners-Lee propuso la World Wide Web en 1989 y desarrolló el primer navegador a principios de los 90.

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El correo electrónico fue inventado en 2010.

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La Web apareció antes que ARPANET.

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