World summit will evaluate Web rules
Korea is to hold an international meeting this week to provide a chance for the world’s IT experts to exchange opinions on a new Internet protocol designed to increase the number of available Internet addresses, officials said yesterday.The two-day Global IPv6 Summit in Korea 2007 will kick off in Seoul on Thursday, the Ministry of Information and Communication said.
The annual summit, the seventh of its kind, will focus on how to launch the IPv6, an Internet protocol that is an improvement over the current IPv4. The new protocol is a possible solution to the worsening shortage of available Internet addresses, and the ministry is seeking an earlier introduction of the standard. Yonhap
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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