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v6 Bulletin Updates, News, and Events

Honolulu Conference Examines Rapid Internet Growth

Posted Thursday, December 3rd, 2009, 3:40 pm

Internet address expansion is a pressing issue. More and more devices will connect to the Internet in the future, each requiring its own address to communicate with the rest of the world. Internet traffic has increased 75 percent in each of the last seven years, and that expansion has not been slowed by the economy. It’s time for IPv6.

Click here to read the full article by Associated Press reporter, Mark Niesse, as published on ABC News.

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