Robert E. Kahn (Computer Scientist)

Robert E. Kahn is a prominent computer scientist best known for co-developing the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP), which are fundamental for internet communication. Along with Vinton Cerf, he helped design the architecture that enables computers to communicate over networks, forming the basis for the modern internet. Kahn's work has significantly impacted how information is transmitted and shared globally, making him a key figure in the evolution of digital connectivity. Beyond his technical contributions, he has promoted internet standards and functionality, fostering innovation in technology and communications.