[ih] Internet at Sea

[Karl Auerbach]

Having worked at SDC in the Q7/Q7A buildings (that once housed the SAGE 
Q7 computers at SDC) am only mildly aware of the efforts to construct a 
network to share the orphaned Q32 computer (the successor to the Q7.)

(By-the-way, a couple of years back I stopped at a hat shop in Santa 
Monica to buy a Peruvian hat.  While there I realized that the shop was 
in a nice office, new-ish complex that occupied the campus that once was 
the SDC 2400/2500/Q7 buildings.  There was no trace of what was once there.)

         --karl--

On 10/4/25 4:47 PM, Jack Haverty via Internet-history wrote:
>
> This 3-volume set contains a lot of historical detail about the ARPA 
> "Information Processing Techniques" projects associated with the 
> Internet, mixed in with all sorts of other research activities.   It 
> doesn't contain much info about the Internet technologies such as the 
> RFCs do, but describes a lot of the military needs that the research 
> was targetting in the 1970s and 1980s, and the rationale for such work.
>