Vint Cerf

Vint Cerf is an American computer scientist who co-designed TCP/IP with Robert Kahn and helped shape the internet’s foundational architecture.

Robert Kahn: Robert Kahn is an American engineer who co-designed TCP/IP and helped establish the internet’s architecture. Cerf and Kahn jointly designed the protocols that let independent networks exchange data.
Internet protocol suite: The internet protocol suite is the layered set of protocols used to communicate across interconnected networks. TCP/IP is the suite Cerf and Kahn designed and developed.
ARPANET: ARPANET was a United States research network that pioneered packet-switched computer communication. Cerf worked on ARPANET before developing protocols to connect it with other networks.
Google: Google is a technology company that provides internet services and develops software and hardware. Cerf served as a vice president and chief internet evangelist at Google.
Internet Engineering Task Force: The Internet Engineering Task Force is an open standards organization that develops internet protocols. Its working groups maintain and extend the protocol system Cerf helped originate.
Jon Postel: Jon Postel was an American computer scientist who coordinated key internet standards and technical registries. Postel helped turn protocol designs into coordinated standards and operational assignments.
Transmission Control Protocol: Transmission Control Protocol provides reliable, ordered data delivery between applications across IP networks. TCP handles the reliable end-to-end delivery central to the original design.
National Physical Laboratory network: The National Physical Laboratory network was an early packet-switched computer network developed in Britain. Its independent network design shows the kind of system internetworking needed to connect.
Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers: The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers coordinates domain names and key internet identifiers. Cerf served on its board during the development of global internet governance.
World Wide Web: The World Wide Web is a system of linked documents and resources accessed over the internet. The web became a major application built on the interoperable network architecture Cerf helped create.

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