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Tag: packet-switching

X.25 and the Public Packet-Switched Network

X.25 standardized how terminals and computers attached to carrier-operated packet-switched networks, helping make public data networking an international service before TCP/IP became dominant.

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Packet Switching and the Decision to Break Communication into Pieces

Packet switching replaced the idea of reserving one continuous circuit with a network that could divide data into independently routed packets, a foundation of modern digital networking.

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