Explore highlights from RIPE 89 in Prague, including IPv6 adoption, quantum-resistant cryptography, and new insights into network management.
IPV6
APNIC’s Geoff Huston argues that IPv4 solutions and content delivery networks may be enough for internet scalability.
Experts at APNIC 58 discuss IPv6's potential for connecting non-electronic items, preventing counterfeiting, and improving identification.
The Frontier Tech Conference explored AI, sustainability, 5G, and the role of human innovation in driving the future of technology.
In the intricate web of network operations, IP address management is the backbone that ensures seamless communication across devices.
IPv6, or Internet Protocol version 6, is the most recent version of the Internet Protocol (IP) that is designed to replace IPv4.
IPv6 has great advantages in address space, automatic address configuration, operation efficiency, and quality of service.
The Address Policy Working Group session at RIPE 88 is meant to refine the application of IPv6 policies.
From government to InterLIR COO, Alexander Timokhin predicts IP market trends, supports AI, automation, and blockchain IP management.
In contrast, IPv6 employs a 128-bit address format, offering an immense pool of addresses—approximately 340 undecillion.
APNIC, manages IPv6 and IPv4 allocations, important for IPv6 adoption for future Internet growth and network scalability.
BBIX, a carrier-free IX provider, facilitates direct internet traffic exchange, enhances data roaming, and collaborates with Microsoft Azure.
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