Computer (Part-6)

• This phrase was part of Google's corporate philosophy and a point in their IPO prospectus.
• While not an official tagline, it was widely understood as a guiding principle for the company.

• Meanwhile, in 1978, a 14-year-old boy, Shiva Ayyadurai began his work on an email system for the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
• His task was to emulate the paper-based interoffice mail system electronically and in 1982, he copyrighted his software, called "EMAIL".

• Dr. Vint Cerf, who is called the father of the Internet, invented the Internet in the year 1969.
• In the Western countries, the Internet began to be used commercially from the 1980s, while Internet service in India started from the year 1995.

This process involves receiving data or a file from a remote system, like a server, and storing it on your computer.

• During his tenure as Advisor to Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in the 1980s, Pitroda spearheaded the development and modernization of India's telecommunications infrastructure.
• His efforts led to significant advancements.

The 'QWERTY' keyboard layout was invented by Christopher Latham Sholes.

• He was an American inventor who, along with his colleagues, developed this layout in the early 1870s for typewriters.
• The QWERTY layout was designed to prevent the typebars of early typewriters from jamming by separating commonly used letter combinations.
• It gained widespread adoption with the success of the Remington No. 2 typewriter in 1878 and has remained the standard keyboard layout for most English-language keyboards ever since.

• Tech giant Microsoft and Met Office have collaborated to build the world's most powerful supercomputer for weather and climate change forecasting in April 2021.

• It is a part of computer science.
• Data Science uses principles and techniques from many areas of science, mathematics, statistics, information theory, information technology, etc.

The WANI framework contains the following components:

Public Data Office (PDO): It will establish, maintain, and operate only WANI compliant Wi-Fi Access Points and deliver broadband services to subscribers.

Public Data Office Aggregator (PDOA): It will be an aggregator of PDOS and perform the functions relating to Authorization and Accounting.

App Provider: It will develop an App to register users and discover WANI compliant Wi-Fi hotspots in the nearby area and display the same within the App for accessing the internet service.

Central Registry: It will maintain the details of App Providers, PDOAs, and PDOs. To begin with, the Central Registry will be maintained by C-DOT.