Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for October, 2009
U.S. ISPs are requesting more IPv6 addresses and fewer IPv4 addresses than ever before. Despite the recession, this is evidence that carriers are investing in the future.
Gartner analysts say the move to IPv6 is not a priority.
The NTT Communications Global IP Network, which was the first Tier-1 network fully upgraded to run IPv6, meets the future business needs of Central American telecommunications companies.
Orange Business Services considers the Middle East and Africa to be key areas for economic growth, both for their business and for their customers.
Enisa, the European Network and Information Security Agency, is the first EU Agency to deliver web content over IPv6.
The Planet will host the Texas IPv6 Task Force on November 3-4 at its Houston headquarters.
IT market researchers predict that IPTV will grow more than 50 percent in 2009, with the number of subscribers nearing 40 million worldwide by the end of the year.
The biggest threat to the Internet is IPv4 address depletion.
The expansive growth of the mobile Internet presents several concerns enterprises should to be aware of, such as mobile IP networks.
In a review of recent discussions on the web, Jim Metzler and Steve Taylor were pleasantly surprised by the amount of talk surrounding IPv6.
