World's First IPV6 Router Unveiled In Beijing
August 14, 2004 |
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Professor Zhang Hongke of Beijing Communications University has reportedly built the first IPV6 router for the Internet.
The Internet Protocol IPV6, based on the 128-bit Internet address space, will allow for greater use of connected devices like cars, refrigerators, phones, and other Internet-ready machines. Currently, Internet networking primarily uses a 32-bit Internet address space.
This type of router will allow for expansion of services in the next-generation Internet market about to explode.
No further details have been provided about when Professor Zhang's invention will go into mass production and sales.
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