IPv9 in China?

[David Farber <dave () farber net>]

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From: Steve Goldstein [steve.goldstein () cox net]
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 5:12 PM
To: Dewayne Hendricks; David Farber
Subject: IPv9 in China?

Is this the elusive IPv9?  Can Chinese readers get the original article and render a better translation, please?  
Second paragraph is almost Delphic.

Thanks,

--Steve

http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90781/90877/6345144.html

10:33, January 25, 2008

Decimal network security address begins operation
China's decimal network security address was officially launched. China has made a fundamental breakthrough in its 
Internet development; and actual use has been successful.

The birth of decimal network technology makes China the only country able to unify domain names, IP addresses and MAC 
addresses into the text of a metric system; the second, after the United States (US), in the world to have root servers 
and IP address hardware connectivity servers and its own domain name, IP address and MAC address resources; and enables 
our country to become the world's second country (after the US) to possess and control scarce network resources such as 
network distribution, domain names and addresses. It puts a crack in the US's monopoly over the Internet, based on 
hexadecimal technology; and is a major, independent technical innovation of the Internet in China.

Features of China's decimal network security address takes the digital domain at the core of the Internet domain names 
analytical system - like calling the same input Internet - and there is obviously the safety of its system addresses on 
the Internet. It can isolate and effectively protect the user's privacy. At the same time, the metric system has a 
massive network of "domestic" information resources that are allocated by the Chinese automatically and are 
independently managed. This secure address can set aside addresses and domain names in accordance with national 
economic and social development needs.
<i>By People's Daily Online</i>

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