In the 1990s, Marc Andreessen helped make the World Wide Web navigable by co-authoring Mosaic, the first super-popular web browser, and then by co-founding Netscape, one of the first great ...

Then in 1993 at the University of Illinois, Marc Andreessen developed Mosaic, the first internet browser, which allowed users to wander around the World Wide Web 90% of the time.

The first QEPrize will go to Andreessen along with Louis Pouzin, Robert Kahn, Vinton Cert, and Tim Berners-Lee for ground-breaking work that led to the Internet and World Wide Web.

Marc Andreessen, Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf Among Inaugural Winners Of The £1M Queen Elizabeth Prize For Engineering ...

Marc Andreessen’s resumé speaks for itself. Co-designer of the first popular graphics-based web browser, co-founder of Netscape, venture capitalist behind the likes of Twitter, Lyft, Facebook ...

The company will turn its first profit in 2001. Oct. 13: A team of Mosaic developers led by Marc Andreessen launches an updated commercial version of Mosaic called Netscape.

Internet pioneer Marc Andreessen is doubling down on bitcoin amid turbulence in the virtual-currency world, in a bet that widespread adoption of the currency will fuel the growth of new businesses ...

In addition to his provocative viewpoints, Andreessen expressed his firm’s eagerness to fund AI startup founders, emphasizing their potential to drive innovation and technological progress.

It's been 10 years since Marc Andreessen and colleagues at the University of Illinois launched Mosaic, the first browser to navigate the World Wide Web. But according to Andreessen, we're still ...