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China Telecom Issues Complete IPv6 Schedule, Commercial Launch Set for 2012

  • Dec 23, 2009 8:41 AM PDT
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According to reports, China Telecom has announced a complete schedule of IPv6 deployment including commercial trials currently underway. A full commercial launch is scheduled for 2012 while retreating from IPv4 network and services will begin in 2015. China Telecom has also announced various goals as part of the IPv6 transition which includes building a self-supporting IPv6 business and upgrading enterprise and residential gateways to support IPv6 access for government, enterprise and residential customers. (Source and China Telecom Officially Announce Commercial IPv6)

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