Next generation internet

The internet of tomorrow gets made from today onwards. The next generation internet ought to serve everyone’s and ensure eachone privacy.

Why the next generation internet matters

Internet is a common good that empowers millions of people and organizations across the globe. As data networks develop, remote health services, smart mobility, internet banking, and many more ventures can be imagine ands distributed to all. To operate efficiently, all these services generate and move around large amount of data, often personal data.

The next generation internet has to be open, inclusive, transparent, cooperative, but also private and ensure the protection of data. Georepublic members embrace the idea of Free Software, and we actively contribute to projects and custom developments of Open Source GIS software, decentralized storage solutions, data privacy.

Opportunities

Building Trustworthy Internet

The next generation internet is focused on building a more open, secure, and trustworthy internet that can better meet the needs of individuals, organizations and society as a whole. It aims to achieve this by leveraging new technologies such as decentralisation, edge computing, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Innovating with Next-Gen Internet

This next generation internet can help to create new opportunities for innovation and economic growth by enabling the development of new applications and services that can improve the lives of people, such as smart cities, connected healthcare, and e-learning.

Strengthening Security & Privacy

Additionally, it can help to increase the level of security and privacy in online transactions and activities, as well as providing more robust and resilient infrastructure for critical services and applications.

Promoting Inclusivity Online

The next generation internet also aims to promote inclusivity and social inclusion by making it possible for people from all backgrounds, including those in remote or rural areas, to access information and services online.

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Citizen engagement

Urban and rural communities alike can benefit from geolocation services. But citizen-tech and govtech need first to nurture the collaboration between citizen and governments.