In 2016 some new trends appeared in the international governance of cyberspace. First，as the IANA stewardship transition is approaching its end，the US government will likely relinquish its monitoring of global Internet domain names and addresses；second，conflicts between state and private sectors over national security and protection of personal information indicate that the Internet governance process is growing deeper，exceeding the disputes among the multi-stake holder and multilateral models that have prevailed over the last decade；third，the concept of cyber sovereignty is now widely accepted in the international community，and Sino-US cyber cooperation has been promoted through a cyber-crime working group；fourth，the digital economy has become a major field of cooperation in global economic governance，which is in the common interest of all countries. Thus，international governance of cyberspace reveals different developmental trends in terms of technology，public policy，and security and economic dimensions，and these respective trends need to be dealt in different ways by adopting differing strategies.