Examining whether scarce IPv4 addresses can be treated as investment assets amid rising market demand and structural barriers.
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US Treasury removes sanctions on three executives tied to spyware consortium Intellexa, prompting debate on policy and oversight.
The current centralised IP address governance poses threats to connectivity and neutrality, argues Lu Heng’s latest analysis.
How IPv4 address exhaustion is reshaping ISP business models and network investment amid slow IPv6 adoption and premium address pricing.
Coupang’s founder Kim Bom apologises after a data breach exposed customer information and pledges compensation and stronger security.
Lu Heng argues data sovereignty cannot be achieved by technical localisation alone; legal frameworks and interoperability are essential.
Lu Heng outlines why mandatory portability of number resources in the ICP-2 revision is essential for resilience and network autonomy.
Trump allows Nvidia to export H200 AI chips to China, sparking debate over national security and US–China tech competition.
Washington postpones new China chip tariffs to mid-2027 while addressing broader trade and supply-chain tensions.
Member responses to an independent verification raise new doubts about the accuracy of AFRINIC’s voter register ahead of board elections.
Lu Heng explains why centralised Internet registries fail and argues that decentralised systems are the only scalable path forward.
Lu Heng criticises APNIC governance, calling for leadership accountability and a clean break from past structures.