ARPANET

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ARPANET was the pioneering packet-switching network developed in the late 1960s that became the technical foundation of the modern Internet.

Aliases (6)
  • ARPANET project ×3
  • ARPANET infrastructure ×1
  • ARPANET program ×1
  • Design of the ARPANET ×1
  • History of the Internet ×1
  • research-focused ARPANET ×1

Statements (60)
Predicate Object
instanceOf computer network
packet-switching network
research network
basedOn packet switching
connects military installations
research institutions
universities
countryOfOrigin United States
dateOfTCPIPTransition 1983-01-01
decommissionDate 1990-02-28
designStart 1966
developedBy ARPA
Advanced Research Projects Agency
field computer networking
computer science
firstFourNodes Stanford Research Institute
UCLA
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Utah
firstMessageContent LO
firstMessageDate 1969-10-29
firstMessageFrom UCLA
firstMessageTo Stanford Research Institute
firstNode UCLA
University of California, Los Angeles
fundedBy DoD
U.S. Department of Defense
United States Department of Defense
hasAbbreviation Advanced Research Projects Agency Network
hasKeyPerson Donald Davies
J. C. R. Licklider
Lawrence G. Roberts
Leonard Kleinrock
Paul Baran
Robert Kahn
Vinton Cerf
hasRole precursor of the Internet
technical foundation of the Internet
inception 1966
migrationToProtocol TCP/IP
notableFor enabling resource sharing among computers
influencing Internet architecture
pioneering packet switching
operatedBy DCA
Defense Communications Agency
operationEnd 1990
operationStart 1969
partOf early Internet
replacedBy Defense Data Network
modern Internet
shortName ARPANET
status decommissioned
usedProtocol NCP
Network Control Protocol
TCP
TCP/IP
usesTechnology IMP
Interface Message Processor
leased telephone lines
time-sharing computers


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