Japan, U.S. seek 'post-Internet' information network

Japan, U.S. seek 'post-Internet' information network

WASHINGTON, United States - Farnam Jahanian (L) of the National Science Foundation of the United States and Makoto Imase, vice president of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology of Japan, pose during a signing ceremony near Washington on May 29, 2013, with the memorandum the institutions signed to help both countries develop a next-generation information transmission network that could replace the Internet.

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