During the summer and autumn of 1971, I was part of a small group of programmers who were developing a time-sharing system called TENEX that ran on Digital PDP-10 computers. We were supporting a larger group working on natural language. Earlier, I had worked on the Network Control Protocol (NCP) for TENEX and network programs such as an experimental file transfer program called CPYNET.
author
Ray Tomlinson
development of
TENEX
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The Bronx
source
The First Network Email (openmap.bbn.com)
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PDP-10
Network Control Protocol
CPYNET
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