The story of Packet switching
Way of sending data through a network in separate blocks, or packets, each routed on its own and reassembled at the destination.
Packet switching. Way of sending data through a network in separate blocks, or packets, each routed on its own and reassembled at the destination.
Packet switching, developed by Paul Baran.
Packet switching led to the ARPANET.
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