Network Time Protocol, used to synchronize clocks on the Internet.
The NTP is a protocol for synchronizing the clocks of computers based on UDP for clock synchronization of a set of computers in data networks with variable latency. NTP keeps the clock on a computer with the time always right and with great accuracy. Originally conceived by David L. Mills of the University of Delaware and is still maintained by you and a team of volunteers, the NTP was first used before 1985, and today is still very popular and one of the oldest Internet protocols.