Saltzer
Saltzer is a surname that appears in academic and historical contexts, most notably in computer science. The best-known bearer is Jerome H. Saltzer, an American computer scientist who conducted influential research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His work spanned computer systems, networking, and distributed computing, and he is associated with foundational ideas in early networking and system design.
Saltzer is particularly recognized for co-authoring the 1984 paper End-to-End Arguments in System Design, with David
The End-to-End argument has had a lasting impact on the architecture of computer networks and the development
Beyond this influential publication, Saltzer’s work contributed to the broader field of distributed systems and operating