Int'l meeting on Internet makes progress on IPv6

Int'l meeting on Internet makes progress on IPv6

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Keio University Professor Jun Murai speaks at a news conference on a six-day international conference on the Internet which ended in Yokohama on July 19. Murai said the conference made significant progress toward an international standardization of Internet protocol version six (IPv6), often called the next generation Internet protocol.

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