The interactive Ethernet history timeline is based on the Ethernet poster Mayfield Fund commissioned for the 25th anniversary at Vortex 1998.
Omissions and errors will be rectified, and seminal events since then will be added to the timeline.
Interactive Ethernet History Timeline
Wikipedia
Computer History Museum
Seminal Publications
- 48-bit Absolute Internet and Ethernet Host Numbers
- Design and Performance of Local Computer Networks
- Ethernet Specification (Blue Book) Version 1.0
- Ethernet: Distributed Packet Switching for Local Computer Networks
- Evolution of the Ethernet Local Computer Network
- Fibernet: Mulitmode Optical Fibers for Local Computer Networks
- May 22, 1973 Memo
- Measured Performance of an Ethernet Local Network
- Multimedia Conferencing in the Etherphone Environment
- Packet Communication
- Packet-Voice Communication on an Ethernet Local Computer Network: an Experimental Study
- Practical Considerations in Ethernet Local Network Design
- The Aloha System - Another Alternative for Computer Communication
- Why a Ring?
- XWire Specification Draft Dec 1976
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September 01, 2007
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Where's Vitalink Communications Corp? John Hart was working for Vitalink when the first bridges for WAN before Cisco started routers.
Posted by: tlc | April 25, 2009 at 10:39 PM
On the Ethernet History page accessible from the First 30 Years Timeline link, Vitalink appears in two place: (1) Under 80 in the Timeline tab, and (2) under Commercialization in The Players tab. No Wikipedia entry exists for Vitalink and therefore no directly accessible detailed information for Vitalink.
Posted by: Yogen Dalal | April 26, 2009 at 10:32 AM