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Can someone explain? From what I understand, they don't plan to replace TCP/IP. The body of text merely states it has been a staple of internet protocols, someh
by junon 6y ago
Can someone explain? From what I understand, they don't plan to replace TCP/IP. The body of text merely states it has been a staple of internet protocols, somehow saying it's been even further proven during covid-19.
- finnthehuman 6y agoThe EU is responding to an ITU proposal that is both a combination of light on technical details about new network protocol(s), and more importantly would substantially upend the process for internet protocol development process. The mention of TCP/IP is because the "New IP, Shaping Future Network" presentation make sketchy statements about incapabilities of current Internet design. There are also concerns about the level of top-down control of the network the new protocol is set to enable. In other words, this ITU participant is telling Huawei if they think their tech is such hot shit then go write an RFC and get bottom-up adoption of their idea like everyone else.