Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for August, 2009
New Zealand’s government will push IPv6 adoption by raising awareness and leading by example, not by enforcing regulations.
At the recent IPv6 Hui Conference, Vint Cerf addressed the past, present, and future of the Internet. He believes the shift to IPv6 is way behind schedule and encouraged businesses to get started.
With a goal of driving the country’s broadband usage to 50 percent by 2010, Malaysia launches the world's first WiMAX and wi-fi hybrid solution to help the push.
Though many federal agencies are lagging in the transition, many who have made the transition aren’t yet utilizing the new Networx IPv6 capabilities.
Richard Jimmerson of ARIN stresses the importance of IPv6 – the Internet can’t continue to grow without it.
Matthew Kenzie doesn’t believe IP exhaustion is the end of the world, but thinks it could make the Internet a more expensive place to do business for a long time to come.
The Internet division of Chile’s GTD telecommunications group is the first ISP in Latin America to offer IPv6 services.
NTT Communications has launched Alcatel-Lucent’s service router solution as a base for its IP-VPN service, which supports both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols for business customers.
The recent Black Hat Conference in Las Vegas focused on privacy and identity issues that are sure to rise as the Internet transitions to IPv6.
The ‘Father of the Internet’ to the headline the IPv6 Hui in New Zealand.
