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Vint Cerf

Cerf co-developed the TCP/IP protocol suite with Robert Kahn and helped guide the development of internetworking.

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Cerf co-developed the TCP/IP protocol suite with Robert Kahn and helped guide the development of internetworking.

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The Internet joins networks through common protocols. It is broader than the Web, which supplies a particular way to identify, link and exchange resources over it.

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  1. Cerf co-developed the TCP/IP protocol suite with Robert Kahn and helped guide the development of internetworking.

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    • Vint Cerf — Computer History Museum — Biography, Stanford and TCP/IP
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  1. Vint Cerf — Computer History Museum

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