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| | founders = | | | founders = |
| | ownership = | | | ownership = |
− | | headquarters = 6F Kokusai-Kougyou-Kanda Bldg.<br> | + | | headquarters = Uchikanda OS Bldg 4F<br> |
− | 2-3-4 Uchikanda, Chiyodaku, Tokyo 101-0047 | + | 2-12-6 Uchikanda, Chiyodaku, Tokyo 101-0047 |
| | country = Japan | | | country = Japan |
| | businesses = | | | businesses = |
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| | revenue = | | | revenue = |
− | | website = [http://www.nic.ad.jp JPNIC] | + | | website = [https://www.nic.ad.jp JPNIC] |
− | | blog = | + | | blog =[https://blog.nic.ad.jp JPNIC blog] |
| | facebook = | | | facebook = |
| | linkedin = | | | linkedin = |
− | | twitter = | + | | twitter =JPNIC_info |
− | | keypeople = [[Dr. Shigeki Goto]], President | + | | keypeople = Dr. Hiroshi Esaki, President |
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| ==History== | | ==History== |
− | The history of the Japanese Internet is based on four networks, which were instrumental in the establishment of JPNIC. The networks are: The Japanese University Network ([[JUNET]]), Widely Integrated Distributed Environment([[WIDE]]), Todai International Science Network ([[TISN]]), and [[JAIN]].<ref>[http://www.nic.ad.jp/en/profile/history/origin.html History]</ref> | + | The history of the Japanese Internet is based on four networks, which were instrumental in the establishment of JPNIC. The networks are: The Japanese University Network ([[JUNET]]), Widely Integrated Distributed Environment([[WIDE]]), Todai International Science Network ([[TISN]]), and [[JAIN]].<ref>[http://www.nic.ad.jp/en/profile/history/origin.html History], www.nic.ad.jp</ref> |
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| In 1984, [[Jun Murai]], a computer scientist known as the '''Father of Japanese Internet''' established JUNET, which as the cornerstone of Japan's Internet and its development. In 1988, Murai created the [[WIDE]] Project, a research group to further develop JUNET, which served as a foundation for research, development, operations and industrial innovations in computer communications. WIDE became the backbone of Japan’s Internet and it was the first transfer control protocol/Internet protocol (IP) network in the Asia-Pacific region.<ref>[http://www.wide.ad.jp/news/press/20110329-IEEE-e.html Jun Murai]</ref> | | In 1984, [[Jun Murai]], a computer scientist known as the '''Father of Japanese Internet''' established JUNET, which as the cornerstone of Japan's Internet and its development. In 1988, Murai created the [[WIDE]] Project, a research group to further develop JUNET, which served as a foundation for research, development, operations and industrial innovations in computer communications. WIDE became the backbone of Japan’s Internet and it was the first transfer control protocol/Internet protocol (IP) network in the Asia-Pacific region.<ref>[http://www.wide.ad.jp/news/press/20110329-IEEE-e.html Jun Murai]</ref> |