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Internet turns 35 as it evolves beyond its origins
Thirty-five years after UCLA researchers linked two computers to test data exchange, the Internet remains a work in progress. The article traces milestones from email and TCP/IP to the World Wide Web, security challenges, and efforts to boost capacity. It notes current projects to combat spam, authenticate email, and extend networking into space and wireless devices, while parallel high‑speed networks seek dedicated paths for data‑intensive applications.
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New York
UCLA
Stephen Crocker
Vinton Cerf
Len Kleinrock
Crocker
Cerf
MCI Inc
Microsoft Corp
Yahoo Inc
America Online Inc
NASA
Tracy Futhey
National
Lambda Rail
LambdaRail
San Diego
Seattle
Pitts
U.S
House
United CIA
Air Force
Registered Nations
Dept. of Domain
Justice Web
Tim Berners
America Online
Lee, Arpanet
Prodigy
Netscape
Internet2
World Wide Web Consortium
Jonathan Zittrain
Harvard
Berkman Center For Internet and Society