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Yechiam Yemini

Registry-listed technical registry role.

The available evidence covers Roles: Registry-listed technical contact. The ARIN POC record designates him as the recipient for technical inquiries about Activium's internet number resources. The evidence does not detail his specific duties, authority, or tenure..

Source description Registry-listed technical registry role. The ARIN POC record designates him as the recipient for technical inquiries about Activium's internet number resources. The evidence does not detail his specific duties, authority, or tenure.

Latest 2026-07-13
Roles
Registry-listed technical contact. The ARIN POC record designates him as the recipient for technical inquiries about Activium's internet number resources. The evidence does not detail his specific duties, authority, or tenure.

Confidence

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Public role
The ARIN POC record designates him as the recipient for technical inquiries about Activium's internet number resources. The evidence does not detail his specific duties, authority, or tenure.
Information type
Yechiam Yemini is listed as a technical coordination role for Activium, Incorporated in the ARIN public registry under handle YY30-ARIN. The supplied evidence does not include any independent biographical or employment records. If the contact record becomes inaccurate or stale, abuse reports, validation requests, and coordination messages may be misdirected, causing delays or communication failures. This can impair network coordination reliability for Activium and obscure organizational changes.

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Last updated: 2026-07-08

Roles

Current role:Registry-listed technical contact. The ARIN POC record designates him as the recipient for technical inquiries about Activium's internet number resources. The evidence does not detail his specific duties, authority, or tenure.Not yet assessed

Work contacts

Contact:techHigh confidence· 1 record

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