World Economic Forum (WEC) in Davos was launched forecasting the end of modern capitalism, while many experts did not share the opinion that unequal division of wealth is the blow of modernity. Hence, the rich decided to be separated not only in the real life but also in cyber space. They discussed the idea of uniting the most influential 200 people in the world in a separate social network. 

The initiator of the network, founder of the Tibco Software Company Vivek Ranadivé believes such unity may allow the leaders of the states ‘to change the world to the best.’ They can unite efforts in solving global issues.  Ranadivé’s initiative was supported by the WEF founder Klaus Schwab.

The new TopCom network will combine Facebook, Twitter, email and Skype for limited number of subscribers, meantime, ‘being quite safe,’ Ranadivé added. The network will start just after the Forum ends in Davos, 3DNews reports.