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{{Infobox person
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| years_active = {{start date and age|2004|01|01}}
| known_for = Information Technology<br>Cryptocurrency
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'''Etuariti Takatunuye''' (born Etuariti Ihone Takatunuye on 12 March 1978) is a businessman and computer scientist from [[The Oan Isles]]. He is currently the CEO of [[Cafe Net]] and a major shareholder of the [[Damehowe|Damehowe Group]].
Originating from [[Tokapa]] in the Oan Isles, he is a member of the Takatunuye clan of the Toka tribe. He studied at the [[University of Tokapa]] where he earned a PhD in mathematical computation. He started Cafe Net, a search engine which was rejected by the Metatron Corporation. With the support of the Damehowe Group, he established the Café Net corporation which Damehowe eventually bought. With a net worth of approximately
==Early life, education and career==
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Etuariti is the Chairman of the Net Foundation, a non-profit non-governmental organization located in the Oan Isles that promotes issues related to computer science such as open-source crowd-collaboration libraries and platforms for a variety of disciplines. The Net Foundation was instrumental in the development of the Lumen chain and has also developed several programming languages and other instruments. The Net Foundation also encourages research and development and helps young entrepreneurs especially from developing countries find investment for and incubate their ideas and startups.
==Awards and recognition==
He was recognized with an honorary professorate from the University of Tokapa for contributions to computer science. He was made a fellow of the [[Oan Academy of
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