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{{Short description|Subclass of technology transfer}}

'''Technology transfer in computer science''' refers to the [[technology transfer|transfer of technology]] developed in [[computer science]] or applied computing research, from universities and governments to the [[private sector]]. These technologies may be abstract, such as [[algorithms]] and [[data structures]], or concrete, such as [[open source software]] packages.

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|No

|Millions of [[web sites]] and other internet properties

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|1981

|[[KMS (hypertext)|KMS]]

|[[Hypertext]]

|{{Flagdeco|US}}[[Carnegie Mellon University]]

|Spin-out

|Knowledge Systems

|No

|?

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|1984

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|1990 (initial software)

1994 (Netscape)<ref>{{Cite web|url = httphttps://arstechnica.com/business/2011/10/before-netscape-forgotten-web-browsers-of-the-early-1990s/|title = Before Netscape: the forgotten Web browsers of the early 1990s|date = 11 October 2011|accessdate = 22 November 2014|website = [[Ars Technica]]|publisher = |last = Lasar|first = Matthew}}</ref>

|[[World Wide Web]]

|[[Hypertext]]

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|?

|[[Play framework|Play]], [[Akka (toolkit)|Akka]] and others

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|2013

|[[Conflict-free replicated data types|CRDTs]]

|[[Distributed computing]]

|{{Flagdeco|France}}[[INRIA]] and others

|?

|{{Flagdeco|US}}[[Basho Technologies]]<ref name=":2">{{Cite web|url = http://basho.com/introducing-riak-2-0/|title = Introducing Riak 2.0: Data Types, Strong Consistency, Full-Text Search, and Much More|date = 29 October 2013|accessdate = 29 November 2014|website = |publisher = [[Basho Technologies]]|last = |first = }}</ref>

|No

|[[Riak]]<ref name=":2" />

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