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But if IPv4 was the first version then wouldn't the 2.0 be double that? IPv4 * 2.0 = IPv8 Why are we bothering with IPv6 when clearly IPv8 is the future?
by Zikes 11y ago
But if IPv4 was the first version then wouldn't the 2.0 be double that?
IPv4 * 2.0 = IPv8
Why are we bothering with IPv6 when clearly IPv8 is the future?
- faitswulff 11y agoGoogle released V8 years ago, now it's all about VP9
- screaminghawk 11y agoWe are skipping v9 and going straight to v10 in an effort to show that this is a new product
- infogulch 11y agoI thought it was because legacy software detected the much older versions, VP95 and VP98, by doing a prefix search for "VP9.*" and they didn't want to break them.