The Origins of Connectivity In the late 1960s, ARPANET pioneered the breakthrough that allowed computers to communicate by using packet-switching technology, a radical departure from traditional circuit-switched networks. You’d find that the initial four connected nodes—at UCLA, Stanford, UC Santa ...
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Who Invented the Telephone? The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
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This invention revolutionized the way we communicate, and I want to take you through the fascinating journey of Alexander Graham Bell, the man behind the telephone. You might not know that Bell’s work involved intense rivalries and legal battles, making ...