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Technological progress has enabled us to connect anywhere at any time.
However, instead of this bringing greater understanding, it has accelerated divisions and led to new conflicts on a daily basis.
Progress has also lead to enormous energy consumption, further worsening the global environment.
It is now clear that progress does not always lead to happiness.
At such a time, what humanity must do is neither shut down our thinking and charge toward ruin, nor give up entirely.
What we must do is create a new form of progress.
IOWN. We are building a next-generation communication infrastructure that is environmentally friendly, with outstandingly low power consumption.
It’s a departure from the era of using electricity as if it were unlimited, and continuing to harm the global environment in the name of advanced technology.
Then we can create a world where we share the joy of connecting with one another.
Even if we can’t understand everything about each other, we can imagine. We can listen.
And surely we can coexist.
At Expo ‘70 in Osaka, the Telecommunication Pavilion inspired many children with hopes and dreams through exhibits of future information and communication technologies, such as the wireless telephone (mobile phone). NTT, then operating as Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation, played a key role in that effort.
At EXPO2025, NTT presents a new vision of a sustainable society achieved through our advanced research and development, ICT infrastructure, talent, and other key resources, centered around IOWN (Innovative Optical and Wireless Network), a new information infrastructure based on optical technologies. We want to bring hope for the future to children growing up in an uncertain world, and help ensure a memorable pavilion and Expo experience for the many people that visit.
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