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war will further accelerate centered on IPv4 5) centered on the United St
6)
ates and IPv6 ,NEW IP centered on China , and the American-centered
liberal camp and the China-centered communist camp will fight anew aro

und the network. It will be reorganized . The United States is trying to dr
ive China's network out of the capitalist market by insisting on a clean ne
twork . China also previously banned the use of Google's network in the

United States , so this means that both G1 and G2 are waging a network

war .

an IT professor at the Department of Pharmacy at Ajou University , the

World IT Chairman of the Korea Trade Venture Association , and the Ch
airman of the Board of Directors of the Korea New Technology Associati

on, I learned how difficult the network world is . We also need to be aler
t . I was wondering how Korea could stand shoulder to shoulder with the

United States and China in this network world, and I ended up creating a
number domain and resource integration platform .

1) NEW IP: A new IP address system proposed by China's Huawei and Chinese telecommunications operators to
the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) . variable address
Length, multiple semantics , and user-defined networking allow packets to contain maximum information and b
e made to the minimum size. NEW
This is a characteristic of IP .
2) AR ( Augmented Reality) : It is called augmented reality and is a technology that displays virtual images on a r
eal screen . augmentation
Real-life examples include when purchasing clothes at a clothing store, you can compare them as if you were
wearing them without having to try them on in person, and when purchasing furniture, you can purchase clothes
from magazines.
You can see in augmented reality how the furniture in is placed in the desired location .
3) VR (Virtual Reality): Also called virtual reality , it is a technology that creates a virtual situation in a computer
-generated virtual space and uses sensors to make it feel like a real situation .
4) Drone : A general term for an aircraft that can fly and be controlled by the guidance of radio waves without a p
ilot . It was first created for military use.
However, it has recently expanded to include filming and delivery .
QR 5) IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4): IPv4 is the fourth IP allocation system and can assign up to approximately
4.2 billion different addresses .
6) IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6): IPv6 can generate addresses of 2 to the power of 128 (4.3 billion × 4.3 bil
lion × 4.3 billion × 4.3 billion ) , solving the shortage of IP addresses .
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