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                                                                             [ Source : JoongAng Ilbo 2020.10.07]


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                  This time,    Chinese version of the Internet ’… Concern about censor
                  ship China is pushing for new IP global standards



                 “In 2028, the United States and China will s   Two years have passed .
                 plit .”










                                                              Schmidt 's imagination has become a little closer to reality .
                                                              China is actually trying to make its Internet system a globa
                 what former Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said in Septe  l standard .
                 mber 2018 . What separates ?                 According to the Financial Times (FT) , in March , Huawe
                                                              i and China's state-run telecommunications companies Ch
                                                              ina Unicom and China Telecom , along with China's Ministr
                It's the Internet .
                                                              y of Information Technology Industry, submitted a new Int
                                                              ernet standard called 'New Internet Protocol (IP)' to the U
                                                              nited Nations' International Telecommunication Union
                                                              (ITU). suggested .










                                                              Huawei's proposal, which was obtained and reported by
                                                              the FT . The current Internet system is insufficient to ac
                                                              commodate advanced digital technologies such as self-d
               is it that the Internet will be fragmented?” former Chairman S  riving cars and the Internet of Things . Various networks,
               chmidt said , “It will not be fragmented, but the likely scenario   including private communication networks, have emerge
               is that the Internet will be divided into the United States and Ch  d , but the address structures of these networks are diffe
               ina, respectively, within the next 10 years .” “You will see u  rent, so compatibility problems are increasing . Because
               s playing a leading role in services , ” he said . It was based on   of this, a more efficient Internet address system is neede
               the fact that China's economic growth rate is remarkable , and t  d to accommodate advanced digital technologies . That's
                                                              why Huawei insists that they use the new IP they create
               he main means contributing to it is the Internet .
                                                              d .
               However, this was not viewed positively . “The real big risk i
                                                              Huawei explains that New IP allows devices to communi
               s that ( Chinese Internet ) products and services come with a
                                                              cate with each other within the same network without tra
               different  leadership  system  of  governance  ,  imposing   nsmitting information over the Internet . The new syste
               censorship and control ,” he said . This means that the Chines  m is being developed jointly by several countries and co
     QR        e version of the Internet, which will ultimately divide the United   mpanies , and some testing work will be possible in 2021
               States and the world, will be a system of systematic censorshi  , he said .
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