ARIN

The entity sits on the left and its connections fan out by role on the right; the graph shows each group’s most confident connections, and the full list below carries every relationship.

Full list

• Canada, the Caribbean and a Registry Designed in the United States

  ARIN's regional compact asks Canadian and Caribbean resource holders to share one corporate governance channel with a much larger United States base; the measurable issue is not whether geography proves capture, but where service access stops and institutional influence begins.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-11
• The Legacy RSA: Contractual Consent or Administrative Ultimatum?

  ARIN's Legacy RSA was not a simple choice between freedom and coercion; it was a service-by-service bargain across registry dependence, transfer recognition, routing-security value and an unsigned outside option.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-11
• Virginia Corporate Law and the Reach of ARIN’s Registry Decisions

  ARIN’s legal home gives members real corporate remedies without turning registry effects into Virginia public law.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-11
• ARIN After InterNIC: A Nonprofit Born from a Federal Exit

  ARIN began with continuity: people, systems and records moved before authority was fully explained.

  Primary articlePublished 2026-07-11
• ARIN's 2025 nominations open a governance-quality test

  ARIN's June 2025 call for nominations is a governance event, not a routine notice. The registry opened the path for three Board of Trustees seats and five Advisory Council seats, while also running the NRO Number Council nomination track for the same election cycle. The signal is procedural quality: ARIN's member-governance system depends on whether nominations, nominee evaluation, slate formation and voting-contact readiness produce a credible leadership pool before policy and registry decisions move into the next term.

  Primary articlePublished 2025-06-24
• Generic Wifi Technologies LLC

  Despite its inactivity, the ARIN registration makes the entity a potential future network operator. Tracking it enables early detection of resource allocations and operational activation, which could introduce routing dependencies, security considerations, or competitive dynamics in its region.

  Mentioned articlePublished 2026-06-14
• Gage

  Entities registered with Regional Internet Registries can become operationally consequential if they later acquire number resources and begin routing. Monitoring Gage provides early visibility into a potential new network operator, capable of introducing connectivity, security, and competitive changes to the internet routing fabric.

  Mentioned articlePublished 2026-06-14
• RIR Mandate Laundering has become a Quasi-Sovereign Risk

  The RIR system’s shift towards quasi-sovereign control exposes risks that internal reform cannot solve.

  Mentioned articlePublished 2026-05-26