South Korea – Abolition of National Standards in the Information and Communications Sector

The National Radio Research Agency (RRA) has announced the abolition of national standards in the information and communications sector, following the deliberation of the Industrial Standards Council. These standards are being repealed as they are outdated, redundant, or no longer relevant due to advancements in technology and the adoption of more modern standards. KS X 0001-1 to KS X 0001-32: A series of information technology and information processing terminology standards, covering topics such as basic terms, arithmetic and logical operations, data structures, programing, security, data communication, computer graphics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more. KS X ISO/IEC 2382-34: Vocabulary for artificial intelligence and neural networks. KS X 2217: Guidelines for the evaluation and selection of CASE (Computer-Aided Software Engineering) tools. KS X ISO/IEC 14755: Input methods for codes using keyboards and other input devices (UCS). KS X ISO/IEC 19944: Cloud computing – Data flow, data categories, and data use for cloud services and devices.​

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