Bram Cohen.The creator of bitTorrent(vid)

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This is Bram Cohen, creator of BitTorrent, the protocol now utilize the most for the download of our favorite films, series or tracks, and the eponymous peer-to-peer program. Cohen wrote the BitTorrent back in 2001 in the programming language Python. Designed the protocol in April of that year and spent the first BitTorrent client to the public on July 2, 2001. Quickly became highly popular BitTorrent, making them perhaps the most important technology file sharing 'invented' pote.Diavazontas for history and the background behind the creation of BitTorrent, we learn that Cohen learned to program at the age of 5 years ...-like features he notes in the video below-in the programming language BASIC, while, during the school year, passed the math exam required to found the American Mathematical Olympiad. Then found in college SUNY Buffalo, which left to work in many dot.com companies in the late 90s. In the last of these, he worked on a project called MojoNation, which gave him the inspiration to create the BitTorrent ... The project MojoNation allow breaking encrypted confidential files in pieces and distribute these tracks on computers running the same software. If someone wanted to download a copy of the encrypted file should be downloaded from many computers simultaneously. The Cohen thought how perfect would this concept for a file sharing program, at a time when about programs like Kazaa for example, takes a long time to download to your computer a file, as this usually comes from one source (' Peer '). Thus, we designed the BitTorrent that have the ability to download files from many different sources, accelerating thereby the timing, especially for users with higher download speeds than they upload. Moreover, thanks to this 'smart' idea, the more popular a file is, the faster a user can download - and that's because those who download a file at the same time you upload to other users ... O Bram Cohen speaks in the following video, under the second episode of the series of tributes 'Thas was me' of Mashable and Dailymotion, the protocol created. Offers an 'inside look' at how the company that created and refers of course to the 'invention' of ... Go.http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1kxe38_who-created-bittorrent-that-was-me_tech#from=embediframe