apple 30 celebration in far away ca.

The all-star panel includes: *Steve Wozniak, who with Steve Jobs co-founded Apple and created much of the early Apple hardware *Daniel Kottke, who was hired by Steve & Steve on June 30, 1976 to work in the garage assembling Apple 1s and then went on to do many more things at Apple *Randy Wigginton, Apple employee #6 who had an illustrious career at Apple after meeting Woz at the Home Brew Club *Chris Espinosa, who at age 15 joined Apple, working in the garage and is still there today (at Apple that is)! | digibarn

andy hertzfeld works now, well guess, google.

...the routing problem can be formulated as follows. Given a network of stations, connected by links with specified capacities, and given the message demands imposed, find the message routes that allow the largest possible number of messages to be delivered.

As examples of large networks, the Western Union network has fifteen regional switching stations; and the new U. S. Defense Communications System has more than 100 major stations...the single precision codes developed for the IBM 7090 at the Electronic Computation Center, Standard Oil Company of California, San Francisco ... | jacm 11, No. 1 (January, 1964}, pp. 104-I 16, maurice pollack

Symposium on "Optimum Routing in Large Networks" of the IFIP Congress 62 (organized by the Council of the International Federation for Information Processing); held at Munich, Germany, August 27-September 1, 1962.
Investigation was supported in part by Army Communication Systems Division, U.S. Army Signal Corps, under contract iDA 36-039-SC-85052.

for air force network systems and communication | basic research in information science and technology for air force needs, 2006

They go beyond traditional “tactical,” which is oriented to the voice and to human users, and beyond traditional ad hoc networks.

air force network ideology is always interesting to watch, as it was them who sponsored baran to develop his version of packet switching.

european historical versions by donald davies |.uk, who coined the word packet - as some say and louis pouzin |.fr