UCLA's Leonard Kleinrock displays Internet's first router 

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I'm going to assume there was no router at the other end. Routers are usually a go-between point for data so both computers were connecting to this router which was then forwarding the connection between the two computers. Same as if you're gaming over a Local network, your home router is the man in the middle from one computer in the building to another. Edit: I was wrong. In this case, there was a second router. That one was in the Stanford Research Institute. He says this in his video on the big think channel "The Internet Utters Its First Words".

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lmao no it wasn't, it was Donald davies who coined term packet switching and he is from UK

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@@raghunotreghu Donald Davies "coined the term" . That's not the same as inventing. Paul Baran, an American, was the first person to come up with the concept/design of packet switching.

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