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| Xinhua - English - China leads next generation Internet development
Xinhua - English
www.chinaview.cn
2006-09-24 21:15:17
BEIJING, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) -- China successfully
built the core network of its next generation Internet, leading the world in
developing a larger, faster and safer Internet that is to dominate the future.
The network, namely CNGI-CERNET2/6IX, passed the
examination of an expert team organized by the Ministry of Education here
Saturday.
Experts said the network reached world leading level
on the whole with major innovations and will give China a bigger say in the
field.
China launched the building of the China Next
Generation Internet in 2003 and completed in 2005 its first next generation
Internet, the CNGI-CERNET2.
The success of the CNGI's core network freed China
from dependence on foreign key Internet technologies and products and ensured
national information security, said experts.
Proposed in mid-1990s, the next generation Internet
is estimated to increase the information transmitting speed by more than 1000
times to 40 gigabytes per second.
It also offers more safety, easier management and
almost inexhaustible Internet addresses.
In the next generation Internet, the Internet
Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) was applied instead of the currently used Internet
Protocol Version 4 (IPv4). The two protocols regulate the Internet information
traffic in different ways.
In developing the CNGI, China built the world's first
IPv6-onlynetwork, and for the first time used domestic IPv6 routers, the core
Internet components, in its national backbone network.
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