Danny Cohen
Danny Cohen · Technology & Engineering
Pioneered real-time internetworking and voice-over-IP.
1937, Haifa, British Mandate Palestine (present-day Israel) — 2019, United States
Israel · United States
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Danny Cohen was an Israeli-American computer scientist who pioneered real-time interactive applications on the early internet and demonstrated the first packet voice and video over the ARPANET, foundational to modern voice-over-IP. His 1980 essay 'On Holy Wars and a Plea for Peace' coined the terms 'big-endian' and 'little-endian'.
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Pioneered real-time internetworking and voice-over-IP.
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Computer Science
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