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Interestingly the plan mandates the use of IPv6 pretty much everywhere, as well as FTTH to all homes in all cities across the PRD. It doesn't give the reason wh
by spacehunt 8y ago
Interestingly the plan mandates the use of IPv6 pretty much everywhere, as well as FTTH to all homes in all cities across the PRD. It doesn't give the reason why these specific technologies are mentioned in what's meant to be a strategic plan though.
- morpheuskafka 8y agoToo bad everyday citizens and businesses can't access the services they want with it, most of the bandwidth will probably be used for surveillance and control.
- xvilka 8y agoThey actually can. IPv6 support was recently enabled by many ISPs, online services and mobile applications.
- spacehunt 8y agoI don't see anything that implies extending the Great Firewall to cover the SARs, so fingers crossed on that one. FWIW I already have 1Gbps FTTH dual-stack Internet at home here in HK.
- therealforsen 8y agoI would bet the reason it was mentioned was to make China sound technologically advanced. Similar to when they spread the lie about being a leader in green technology around when the Olympics were hosted there. They established faux solar panels on street lights and then took them back down 2 years later. There's no reason to believe China about that detail or anything really.