Who invented the network card Who invented the network?

Network cards were invented by people!! Hey!!

Bonas Lee is considered the inventor of the world's internet. During his tenure at CERN in 1990, Lee invented the Internet, which has enabled hundreds of millions of people to tap into the vast expanse of online resources. Instead of patenting his invention or restricting its use, Lee made his invention available to the public free of charge, allowing the web to grow faster than ever before.

If it weren't for Bonas Lee's invention, there would be no www **. The Internet may still be the domain of a few computer specialists.

Finnish Techno** will award him 1 million euros (US$1.2 million) for his contribution to the Internet.

When you surf the Internet, have you ever wondered who invented WiFi?

I think it's okay not to be too addicted to the Internet, just use the computer as a tool.

The inventor of the Internet won the Millennium Technology Award with a prize of 1 million euros 2004-04-16 09:22 Computerworld*** British professor Tim Berners, the inventor of the Internet, was awarded the "Millennium Technology Award" by the Finnish Technology Association on the 15th. This is the first time that the Finnish Technology Association has presented the award.

Today, Timberners-Lee, the inventor of World Wildweb, received a prize of €1 million ($1.23 million), the biggest reward he has ever received for an invention that has made countless others rich. Berners-Lee, 48, was nominated for the top prize of the Millennium Technology Prize, the world's largest science and technology award, at a ceremony in the Finnish city of ESPOO. Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1991, making information more accessible to the world and revolutionizing the way people work and communicate.

When countless Internet companies rushed to go public in the late '90s, the founders of these companies also took advantage of the Internet investment bubble to become millionaires. In his 1999 episode "Surfing the Web," Berners-Lee said that he had also considered starting a business, but after calculating it, he felt that the plan was too risky. Later, companies like Netscape and Microsoft filled the gap in the market.

Most people may have a hard time calling the internet architect by name, who missed the opportunity to cash out his contributions to technology in a timely manner, and only received the average salary in academia at MIT. Instead, he has worked to expand the use of the Internet as a tool for free expression and global cooperation. He currently leads a non-profit group called the World WildWeb Consortium (W3C) that aims to improve the functionality of the web.

Bonas Lee is considered the inventor of the world's internet.