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Donald Watts Davies, born in 1924, began his illustrious career at the UK’s National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in the 1940s. During his tenure at NPL, Davies’ focus gravitated towards computer design, and he was instrumental in the development of the Pilot ACE, one of the earliest stored-program computers.
DAVIES, DONALD WATTS (1924-2000), pioneer of digital computing, and of packet switching for data communication (English)
4.5 Donald Davies - 1965-1966. In 1965, Donald Davies, Deputy Superintendent of the Autonomics Division of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), London, attended an International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Congress meeting in New York City. The IFIP meeting started Davies down a path of discovery that would lead to the same ...
11 de sept. de 2012 · His Name Was Donald Davies. The fundamental technology underpinning the Internet is called packet-switching. And Donald Davies was the first one to call it that. In the mid-1960s, Davies was a researcher with Britain’s National Physical Laboratory, or NPL, when he started exploring a new breed of networking that involved breaking information ...
Donald Davies graduated in physics with first-class honors from Imperial College, University of London, 1943, at the age of 19. Thereafter his wartime work was mainly related to the application of numerical mathematics to fluid flow and diffusion problems on an industrial scale. In 1947 he graduated from Imperial College with a second first ...
Donald Davies CBE 1924-2000. Donald Davies wideley credited as the inventor of packet switching was born in South Wales in 1924 and studied at Imperial College London. He joined The National Physical Laboratory in 1947 working alongside pioneer Alun Turing. In 1966 he became Superintendent of the Division of Computer Science.
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