Augmented Cyberspace
"What is this mysterious NetServ project you want me to work on?" Edward asked.
"Augmented Cyberspace. I've worked on this concept with many Future Tech divisions, sub-divisions, and even a company partner, Epic Games."
"You'll be working under Azuma in refining this new way of interacting with data and network traffic. 2013 is a massive year for Future Tech because of the plethora of new software and hardware we'll be selling in Q3 of this year."
"One of the devices we'll be publicly announcing at E3 is the Hypervisor," Vince said while Aiya brought in a laptop and a device the size of a headband.
"The Hypervisor is the latest generation MVR visor developed and tested at Kandahar for education and training purposes. Future Tech has added many features since the start of the MVR program a year ago. Still, you'll be focusing on a classified project developing the Augmented Cyberspace application with NetServ." Vince explained.