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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 21 A myth of the birth of two trillion of wealth: IPv9 Jie Mi IPv9 Jie Mi ‘30 Years ago, no one can predict to the Internet so profoundly changed the world, 30 years later, we can not say from the Shanghai Changning District, out of the IPv9 (Internet Protocol version 9) does not change the world. ‘This is Shanghai GM, Chemical Technology Research Institute, Ministry of Information Industry Science amp;amp; Technology Department decimal network standards Xie Jianping, head of the working group’s rhetoric. From the mouth of Xie Jianping, from time to time so that listeners could not believe it jumped out of the strange language. You can easily suspect that he is a delusional disorder, but the public information to show that his stuff has really been the certification authority of the state institutions are indeed carrying out the experiment in practice. Next Generation Internet showstopper In the occasion of the original invention of the Internet, no one could foresee the Internet would make such a wide range of applications, there are so many people and devices that rely on the Internet. But 30 years ago, the design of the Internet architecture limitations, limiting the Internet’s capacity, reliability, security and ease of accessibility has become increasingly unable to meet today’s needs, so the next generation Internet, the world’s proposed construction projects. Next-generation Internet construction began in 1996 the Clinton administration’s NGI program, followed by countries around the world competition. Japan as the representative of the countries in the IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) research and development invested a lot of energy, Europe has also launched 6NET plan. China also joined the next-generation Internet research and construction in 2002, 57 academicians signed a letter, after which the Chinese government introduced a specific policy and planning, and put tens of billion yuan in 2004, built a large-scale IPv6 pil