I would argue that the birth of the Internet, as opposed to A internet(work) would have to be related to the use of TCP/IP rather than NCP. A precise date could be argued (maybe the meeting where if I recall When Wizards Stay Up Late correctly, someone pointed out that TCP and IP could be separated). Alternatively, 1st January 1983 when ARPANet switched to TCP/IP.
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A precise date could be argued (maybe the meeting where if I recall When Wizards Stay Up Late correctly, someone pointed out that TCP and IP could be separated). Alternatively, 1st January 1983 when ARPANet switched to TCP/IP.