| A term first coined by
Donald Davies in 1965, a
packet is a segment of
data sent
from one computer or network device to another computer or network
device over a
network.
Packets may contain such information as its
source,
destination, size and other useful information, helping the
packet get to its destination and then being able to be read once it
has arrived. Also see: Frame, Game definitions, Header,
LSP, Network
definitions, Packet monkey, Packet switching, PAD
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