While countries in Europe and Asia have begun transitioning to IPv6 — the faster, more secure next-generation Internet — U.S. Internet service providers apparently don’t see much value in making the switch.
Amid reports that DVD format-unification talks have broken down between rivals Sony and Toshiba, both sides have agreed to a last-ditch, closed-door meeting between company presidents. XBiz spoke with several adult companies about the possible impact on the industry.
MCI and UNH will link the experimental North American Internet Protocol Version 6 to existing commercial Internet backbones, enabling companies to connect directly with the IPv6 test bed and determine their level of interoperability with the new, faster web under real-world conditions.
