Infrastructure for Resilient Internet Systems

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Infrastructure for Resilient Internet Systems (IRIS), is a decentralized infrastructure using distributed hash tables that will enable large-scale distributed applications. IRIS will also allow anonymous distribution of files such as pirated videos and music[1]

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  1. ^ New Scientist: New P2P network funded by US government

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