| *1 | Super high speed internet access |
| Average of 30Mbps〜100Mbps. Internet access using fiber optics is a good example. |
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| *2 | Streaming |
| Technology to receive and play data. Playing time is short and the contents do not remain in the terminal. |
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| *3 | ITS(Intelligent Transport Systems) |
| Connecting people, roads and cars with networks using the most advanced information communication technology to solve traffic problems, to build new traffic systems and to ensure driver convenience. Important elements include improving car navigation, automatic payment systems and safe driver support. |
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| *4 | HGW(Home GateWay) |
| Devices that connect IP and access networks. IP address management and firewall functions are included. |
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| *5 | IPv6 |
| The next version of IP protocol. Address space is now 128 bits, and will improve operations and security functions. |
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| *6 | Non-PC users |
| Users who do not use PCs. |
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| *7 | STB(Set Top Box) |
| Devices connected to televisions to create images and music, and to receive interactive internet and electronic mail. |
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| *8 | QoS(Quality of Service) |
| Guarantee that services will not be slow or fluctuate, and will have a fixed minimum or peak speed. |
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| *9 | VOD(Video On Demand) |
| A service that provides movies on demand. Will store digitalized images and will transmit data on demand. |
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| *10 | Portal site |
| The Web site that users visit first. Is on terminals, at the entrance to services and works as a table of contents |
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| *11 | RGW(Residential GateWay) |
| Devices that connect with telephones and make IP telephone services possible |
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| *12 | VoIP(Voice Over IP) |
| Technology that transfer voice calls over IP networks. |