Multi-language URLs in final tests
07:19 - Wednesday 24 January 2001 by THG Reporting Team
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: multi Category : Miscellaneous
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: multi Category : Miscellaneous
VeriSign Inc. and other groups including Singapore's Internationalize Domain Name System, are in the last stages of testing a system that will allow the creation of Internet addresses using Asian language characters. VeriSign spokesman Brian O'Shanghnessy points out that 90 percent of the world uses languages other than those supported by the system of Internet addresses.
The test's conclusion comes as a new study indicates that almost 55 percent of all Internet traffic now originates outside the United States.
For more information, read english.hk.dailynews.yahoo.com, corporate.verisign.com, and english.hk.dailynews.yahoo.com.
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