David Farber: Pioneer of the Internet
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David Farber, the grandfather of the internet, passed away at 91. His final lecture was at Keio University in Tokyo. Farbers work at Bell Laboratories and University of Delaware laid the groundwork for todays online connections. He was known for his big-picture thinking and making tech accessible. Farber helped launch CSNET and NSFNET, proving innovation bubbled up across the country. His legacy lives in every link we click, reminding us that true pioneers grow networks for people, not just machines.
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