On Jun 07, Robert Canary wrote:
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> And MS did not develop the TCP/IP contrary to popular belief. IBM did.
I don't think this is the case, but I could be mis-remembering. I think it
was Vint Cerf and other academics that designed the protocol. And I think
they were working under a government grant.
Anyone else remember history on this better than I? I don't want to have to
dig out my old Internetworking textbooks...
-Michael
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