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In a new statement released on Tuesday, April 30, CERN announced it would work on restoring the world’s first website. According to the about page for the new project, CERN “aims to preserve some of the digital assets that are associated with the birth of the web.” Not only will they be attempting to restore the first uniform resource locator (URL), they also want to “put back the files that were there at their earliest possible iterations,” and then share the assets available from the first web servers at CERN, restoring machine names and IP addresses to recreate the first experience of the web.
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