This group gathers pioneers of computer networking whose primary contribution was designing the protocols, routing algorithms and network architecture that move data across a network, including TCP/IP and its congestion control mechanisms, routing protocols and router hardware, local area network technology such as Ethernet, email and messaging protocols such as IMAP and NTP, multicast and transport protocols, and the theoretical study of network performance, queueing and topology. It is the broadest and most general home for a networking pioneer whose specific contribution is protocol or network design itself, as distinct from a specific application area such as wireless transmission, data center infrastructure or network security.
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1. Wikipedia: Internet protocol suite
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The first specification of this Transmission Control Program was written in December 1974 by Cerf, Yogen Dalal and Carl Sunshine at Stanford University.
View the Source Mary Ann Horton (Wikipedia)
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Horton guided this email process, including the use of the ARPANET/UUCP gateway
View the Source Christoph Meinel (Wikipedia)
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In 2019, he was appointed to the New Internet IPv6 Hall of Fame.
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It was defined by John Nagle while working for Ford Aerospace.
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