The Development of Global IPv6 Products: An Exploration
Shu‐Fen Tseng, Hsi-Chieh Lee, Te-Ching Kung, Shou-Lien Chou, Jingyi Chen
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Shu‐Fen Tseng, Hsi-Chieh Lee, Te-Ching Kung, Shou-Lien Chou, Jingyi Chen
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With the rapid development and enhancement on Internet technology, the shortage of traditional IPv4 address has been gradually recognized. It is estimated that the IPv4 address pool will be run out during 2022-2028. In order not to impede the diffusion and development of Internet technology, the next generation Internet protocol has been proposed. As we know, the invention of the new IP protocol standard provides a solution to solve the problem of insufficient IP address. However, it is a costly and enduring process to migrate from the IPv4 to IPv6. By analyzing worldwide IPv6 related products, we report Taiwan's strength and challenges in developing IPv6 and propose future development for industry and policy making.
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With the rapid development and enhancement on Internet technology, the shortage of traditional IPv4 address has been gradually recognized. It is estimated that the IPv4 address pool will be run out during 2022-2028. In order not to impede the diffusion and development of Internet technology, the next generation Internet protocol has been proposed. As we know, the invention of the new IP protocol standard provides a solution to solve the problem of insufficient IP address. However, it is a costly and enduring process to migrate from the IPv4 to IPv6. By analyzing worldwide IPv6 related products, we report Taiwan's strength and challenges in developing IPv6 and propose future development for industry and policy making.
Key concepts: IPv4, IPv6, The Internet, Economic shortage, Computer science, Internet Protocol, Protocol (science), IP address management