The History Of Internet

      By 1955, the world powers, the United States and the Soviet Union, were working hard to control space. In 1957, the Soviet Union successfully launched a Spanish satellite into space. That is why the United States is particularly concerned. Therefore, ARPANet (Advamced Research Project Agency) was formed to develop space technology; Decisions were made to try to implement communications and military plans. At that time, personal computers were just a dream for the future.
     In 1969, ARPANet was implemented by connecting four major computers from four universities, experimenting with various computer connectivity technologies. Ray Tomlinson, a computer scientist at the University of Cambridge, Massachusetts, has linked electronic mail (email) to computer-to-computer communication. He used the e-mail symbol @ (at) when using e-mail.

     In the first room, the connection started with a LAN (Local Area Network). City after city; They have successfully tested the connection between countries. From local to global (International Network) we are talking about the internet. The internet is an acronym for International Network. Thus, the Internet has expanded. The first business domain was registered domain name (.com). (.Com) is an acronym for commercial.

     In 1981, IBM introduced the first personal computer. In 1987, it had 10,000 subscribers. In 1989, it had 100,000 Internet users. There are also browsers on the Internet that take you to websites related to your business. The first browser was Netscape, created by Jim Clark and Marc Andreesen. As the number of websites increased, so did the number of search engines. The "Yahoo" search engine was invented by Stanford University students David Filo and Jarry Yan. In 1991, the Gopherp system was introduced to convert text to one click at a time.

     By 1996, 45 million people worldwide were using the Internet. With the rise of the Internet, major search engines such as Google, MSN, and others emerged. Since the year 2000, the Internet has become widely used around the world. So, in this day and age, you can use the computer, You can find out just by having a phone. It has transformed the world into a village. Internet users know what is happening in the world.

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      Crd., Thura Aung (B.C.Sc)