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Donald W. Davies. Born June 7, 1924, Treorchy, Wales; worked on the Pilot ACE, one of the first operational stored-program computers, and later was responsible for the concept of packets in network communication. Education: BS (Honors), physics, Imperial College, London University, 1943; BS (Honors), mathematics, Imperial College, London ...
Donald Davies was the son of John Watts Davies (1899-1925), a colliery pay clerk, and Hilda Stebbens (1900-1988). John and Hilda were married in July 1923 at Portsmouth, Hampshire. We give Donald Davies' own description of his background and early years, adding a few details ( see for example [ 18 ] ) :-
10 de set. de 2012 · 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 ...
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.
26 de jul. de 2023 · The Welsh Donald Watts Davies was born in Treorchy in the Rhondda Valley, Wells, on 7th of June, 1924, in the family of a clerk at a coal mine. When his father died a few months later, his mother moved Donald and his twin sister to her home town of Portsmouth, where he went to school. He went on to get a BSc degree in physics at Imperial ...
Donald Davies. Davies played an instrumental role in the early evolution of the history of computer communications while Deputy Superintendent and Superintendent of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), U.K. Realizing the value of a store-and-forward architecture for digital communications, years after Paul Baran, his use of the term “packet switching” would eventually name this new ...
2 de jun. de 2000 · Donald Watts Davies, computer scientist, born June 7 1924; died May 28 2000. The internet and other networks are based on a fundamental idea developed by the computer scientist Donald Watts Davies ...
