IOMMUtukea

IOMMUtukea is a fictional archipelago and political entity that appears in speculative fiction, worldbuilding projects, and online lore. The name is a compound drawing on IOMMU, a real computer hardware term, and "Tukea," an invented word intended to evoke maritime heritage and resilience. In most treatments, IOMMUtukea comprises several islands with varied ecosystems, from volcanic highlands to mangrove littorals, lying in a temperate-to-subtropical sea lane.

Administration is described as a federation of autonomous island municipalities coordinated by a central council seated in the capital, Kua'uka. The central government maintains a digital registry for land, resources, and telecommunications and promotes cooperative infrastructure sharing among islands, including power grids, internet backbones, and emergency services.

Economy centers on fisheries, aquaculture, eco-tourism, and a growing tech services sector; notable innovations include renewable energy deployments, such as tidal turbines and solar microgrids, and a regional data-commons used by scholars and game designers.

Culture blends coastal and migratory communities, with maritime festivals, craft markets, and a storytelling tradition.

History and usage: Origin myths describe formation through regional pacts in the early modern era; in modern fiction, modernization cycles in the late 20th to early 21st centuries are used to explore governance challenges and disaster resilience.