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IPV6 for E-business portal to be unveiled in Australia

By: Rodney Gedda On: 01 Aug 2006 For: Computerworld Australia Creator

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In what could be the biggest endorsement to date for next-generation networking in Australia, ICT Minister Senator Helen Coonan will officially open the IPv6 for E-business portal later this year.

IPV6 for E-business portal to be unveiled in Australia

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In what could be the biggest endorsement to date for next-generation networking in Australia, ICT Minister Senator Helen Coonan will officially open the IPv6 for E-business portal later this year.

The ceremony will be held at the next IPv6 summit in Canberra from December 4 to 6, according to IPv6 Forum Australia president Michael Biber.

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Rodney Gedda

Rodney Gedda is a contributor to the International Data Group (IDG) News Service, which publishes global technology stories from bureaus around the world to more than 300 publications in more than 60 countries.

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