The RIPE NCC runs regional meetings throughout its service region. These forums provide an opportunity for network engineers and other technical staff to share knowledge and experiences, and to identify areas for regional cooperation. The meetings are open to anyone and there is no cost to attend.
Jan Žorž will be speaking on RIPE-690: IPv6 Prefix Assignment for End-user.
On the sixth anniversary of World IPv6 Launch, we’re sharing an updated report on the State of IPv6 Deployment in...
There will be significant Internet Society involvement at SINOG 5 next week, which is being co-organised by our colleague Jan...
On the fifth anniversary of World IPv6 Launch, we're excited to share a detailed report on the State of IPv6 Deployment in...
IPv6 deployment continues to increase around the world. In the six years since World IPv6 Launch[*] levels of IPv6 deployment in networks and service providers all over the globe have increased dramatically.
The IPv6 protocol standard is critical for supporting the Internet’s continued development. Network operators, content providers, software and hardware developers, and enterprises, among others, need to implement IPv6 in order to ensure efficiency, global connectivity, and long-term growth of the Internet.
IPv6 deployment is increasing around the world, with over 9 million domain names and 23% of all networks advertising IPv6 connectivity.
