Historical development of the internet

History of the Internet - the Internet is a computer network originally established by the US Defense Department (established in 1969), through the ARPA agency project to develop a network called ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network).
The initial purpose of the construction of the Internet (Internet Project) is for military purposes. At that time the Department of Defense Amerikat create a computer network system that spread by linking computers in areas vital (vital) to address the problem in a moment of a nuclear attack and is used to avoid the occurrence of centralized information, because if all the information made centrally will be easily destroyed in case of war ,

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History and Development of the Internet in Indonesia and the World

In awalya ARPANET only connects four sites, namely the University of Utah, Santa Barbara, University of California, Stanford Research Institute, where they formed a unified network in 1969, and in general the ARPANET was introduced in October 1972. Shortly after this project growing rapidly throughout the region, and all the universities in America wants to join, thus making it difficult to handle the ARPANET.

By karen widened the ARPANET was then split into two, namely "ARPANET" new smaller size that is used for non-military purposes such as for research at universities and "MILNET" used for military purposes. Combined these two networks came to be known as the DARPA Internet, which in turn reduces to the Internet.

Following a full review of the history of the Internet that we summarized from various sources, the explanation would we display the appropriate sequence of events year.

In 1957, Soviet Union (now Russia) launched spacecraft, Sputnik.

In 1958, as the effect of "defeat" the United States in launching spacecraft, and then formed an agency within the US Department of Defense, the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), which aims to make Americans will be able to improve the science and technology of the country. One aim is computer technology.

1962, J.C.R. Licklider wrote an article about a vision in which computers can be connected between the computer and other computers globally so that each computer is able to offer access to programs and data he had. In the same year (1962) RAND Corporation began research on this idea (distributed computer networks), which aims to military needs.

196x year, early 1960s theory of packet-switching can be implemented in the real world.