Stephen Crocker
Stephen Crocker · Technology & Engineering
Computer & information scientist
1944, Pasadena, California, United States
United States
Stephen Crocker is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Computer & information scientist
American computer scientist and Internet pioneer. As a UCLA graduate student he helped develop the ARPANET's host protocols and, in 1969, created the Request for Comments (RFC) series with RFC 1 — the open document process that still underlies Internet standards. He later chaired ICANN's board. He is listed among Jewish computer and information scientists in Jinfo.org's index; no other independent documentation of his Jewish identity was found.
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Source: Jinfo.org — JEWISH COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENTISTS
Computer & information scientist
Source: Jinfo.org — JEWISH COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENTISTS
