Another big hurdle will be getting Microsoft Corp. to announce similar support within its Windows operating systems that run the vast majority of the world's computers. Microsoft now offers preliminary versions of its software with support for IPv6, but has yet to produce a commercial release of Windows that includes the new protocol. Dwight Krossa, Microsoft's director of emerging business, said full support for IPv6 would go on sale by April of next year with the next version of the company's software for server computers that operate networks. Support for the version of Windows used in most PCs will follow soon after, he said. To read the full article, click here .
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