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Meet Yogen Dalal! (The Indian Engineer Who Helped Build the Internet) Working on the foundations of computer networking long before the internet became part of everyday life. > Completed his Btech from IITB > Pursued PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Stanford University > And joined Vint Cerf’s research group as a graduate student in 1973 > He then became part of the team that published the 1974 specification of the Internet Transmission Control Program > Worked alongside pioneers like Vint Cerf, Robert Kahn and Robert Metcalfe during the formative years of the internet > Joined Xerox PARC in 1977 and contributed to Ethernet and Xerox Network Systems (XNS) > Helped shape ideas that eventually led to the separation of TCP into TCP and IP > Later joined Metaphor Computer Systems, one of Silicon Valley’s early computing startups > Co-founded Claris, the Apple spin-off that developed software for the Macintosh ecosystem > Went on to become a respected technology executive, investor and mentor in Silicon Valley His work focused on computer networking, internetworking protocols and distributed systems. At a time when computers largely operated independently, Yogen Dalal was among the engineers trying to solve a revolutionary problem: How can computers across different networks communicate reliably with each other? > The answers developed during that era eventually became the backbone of the modern internet. > Beyond engineering, he became known for building collaborative teams > And mentoring generations of technologists across Silicon Valley. From Stanford labs to Xerox PARC and the birth of internet protocols, Yogen Dalal’s journey is a reminder that many of the architects of the digital world worked quietly behind the scenes while transforming how humanity connects.

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