Enter a new kind of computing environment

Have you ever wondered what computing would be like if we could start over?  Computer operating systems like Microsoft Windows have been around for over 25 years, the World Wide Web for over 15, and the Internet for almost 40.  None of these essential technologies were originally envisioned in the way they are being used today.  We've learned a lot in the last 40 years.

Imagine taking all our knowledge, starting with a clean slate, and building a whole new computing environment – it would be seamless, would host incredibly advanced applications, and would easily support our devices and appliances.  In fact, we might not even have many of the devices we now require, because feature convergence would allow for "super devices."  Even the hardware we purchase today would be different – because it would be designed to support the new distributed computing environment.

Zeratec has taken an important first step for this needed innovation by developing that new computing environment – from the ground up.  We call it the Collective Open Resource Environment (CORE).  CORE has been designed to give us greater security, flexibility, control, and ease of use.  Through the infrastructure that brings CORE "to life," we can create a singular distributed cyberspace, and bring its benefits to you.  We have incorporated the very best ideas of today into our own visionary concepts and models.

We believe that the computing experience you will enjoy through CORE will be like no other – one that finally gets rid of all the silly annoyances, as well as the serious threats, you face today.  It will change the way you think and feel about computing and communications.

Sound enticing?

saving our (computing) environment

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We’ve created this Website as an introduction to Zeratec’s philosophy, mission, and vision.  But, you may be wondering why we haven’t shared more specific information about our products, services, and business models.

Well, like we’ve been saying, today’s cyberspace is a dangerous environment.  So, while we complete commercialization of our technologies, we’re keeping the details under wraps to protect our intellectual property.

If you’d like to learn more about how our innovations can benefit you or your business, please give us a call.  We’d be delighted to talk with you!