Through 1971 the ARPANET expanded from its four original "nodes" located at UCLA, the Stanford Research Institute, UC Santa Barbara, and the University of Utah to fifteen nodes. The computers that ...

When the original ARPANET was invented, it changed the world. But it’s important to remember that it was also very different from the internet we know today. ARPANET was mostly about ...

Documents filed in Canada last week show that Bell Canada is throttling P2P between the hours of 4:30pm and 2am. In the US, Comcast was found to be disrupting unattended P2P uploads whenever ...

The ARPANET was a network of dedicated telephone circuits connecting refrigerator-sized Interface Message Processors (IMPs). The IMPs formed a network that, itself, interconnected 'host' computers ...

The IMP is original, as is the first packet switch installed on the Arpanet, and the teletype. But the mainframe computer components are replicas, designed according to old specs.

Remembering Ray Tomlinson, inventor of the first electronic messaging system for ARPANET Steve Brachmann & Gene Quinn March 11, 2016, 09:00 AM 3 ...

In the original ARPANET Program Plan, published a year later (3 June 1968), Roberts wrote: ...

Elizabeth Feinler, the original manager of the ARPANET Network Information Center, said that technologists have to help lead the way in figuring out how to establish common rules for the internet.

The original ARPANET was designed for a relatively small community of people united by a technical challenge. At the time, computers from different manufacturers ran incompatible software, ...