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Hypernet is a programmable and flexible technology that significantly enhances the security, reliability, efficiency, and functionality of an application, service, or platform. It introduces a new computing paradigm and innovative concepts.
Hypernet aims to provide solutions and responses within a new computing paradigm, centered around the service environment. This paradigm revolves around the following concepts: decentralization, federation, integration, and implementation.
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Decentralization: The Hypernet paradigm is built on new concepts, architectures, and protocols surrounding the decentralization of services, users, and associated data. This approach provides a more reliable and secure framework while offering potential in terms of functionality or even the immediacy of actions.
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Federation: This paradigm also enables the coexistence of various concepts or applications in a simple and organized manner. It allows the operation of things that may not initially work together.
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Integration: Environment integration forms a reliable, efficient, and secure symbiosis, aiming to seamlessly integrate services within the same environment. It also ensures the complete integration of a user into their environment.
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Implementation: Implementing Hypernet enhances the capabilit/ies of systems or services. For example, integrating Hypernet into a microcontroller adds numerous features such as complex databases, remote functions, and more. In general, implementing functionalities adds content or features to a service.
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Programming: Hypernet is designed to be a programmable, flexible, and modular protocol, allowing optimal management of the elements constituting the protocols and concepts employed to adapt its technology to any challenge.
(To learn more about the paradigm and its advantages, refer to the rest of the specification, including use cases and scenarios.)