Father of the Internet

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The "Father of the Internet" is an honorific title commonly given to Vinton Cerf for his pioneering role in designing the TCP/IP protocols and shaping the early architecture of the global Internet.

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Bob Kahn 0
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instanceOf Internet pioneer
computer scientist
honorific title
network protocol suite
almaMater Stanford University NERFINISHED
UCLA NERFINISHED
alsoAppliedTo Bob Kahn NERFINISHED
appliedInContext history of the Internet
associatedWith TCP/IP NERFINISHED
early Internet architecture
awardReceived National Medal of Technology NERFINISHED
Presidential Medal of Freedom NERFINISHED
Presidential Medal of Freedom NERFINISHED
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering NERFINISHED
Turing Award
Turing Award
birthDate 1943-06-23
birthPlace New Haven, Connecticut, United States NERFINISHED
coDesignedWith Bob Kahn NERFINISHED
Vinton Cerf NERFINISHED
developed IP (Internet Protocol) NERFINISHED
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) NERFINISHED
employer Google
field computer networking
computer networking
hasAlternativeBearer Bob Kahn NERFINISHED
hasPrimaryBearer Vinton Cerf NERFINISHED
influenced development of the global Internet
jobTitle Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google
knownAs Father of the Internet
co-Father of the Internet
knownFor co-designing the TCP/IP protocols
co-inventing TCP/IP
shaping the early architecture of the Internet
memberOf Internet Society (ISOC) NERFINISHED
nationality American
American
notableWork “A Protocol for Packet Network Intercommunication” NERFINISHED
positionHeld Chair of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
Founding President of the Internet Society
refersTo Vinton Cerf NERFINISHED
usedFor Internet data communication

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Vinton hasHonorificTitle Father of the Internet
subject surface form: Vinton Cerf