APNIC 60: So long and thank you!
Thanks to everyone who participated in and supported APNIC 60.
APNIC 60: So long and thank you!
By Timothy Hildred on 12 Sep 2025
Thanks to everyone who participated in and supported APNIC 60.
Fee resolution to assist Very Small Members with LDC graduation
Under a new phased approach, all future LDC graduations will be subject to a fee schedule change.
Open source all the way down at APNIC 60
The Open Source Technologies session at #APNIC60 explored four use cases for open source tech in network operations.
Measuring Explicit Congestion Notification
Where does Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) fit into TCP congestion control on the public Internet? The data shows it in very specific places, like the networks of AI data centres.
Keynotes at APNIC 60: Leslie Daigle and Vu The Binh
Leslie Daigle and Vu The Binh opened APNIC 60 with keynotes: Leslie on tackling bad traffic, and Vu on Viet Nam’s path to IPv6-only and its strategies for IPv6, data centres, and CDNs.
Measuring the OneWeb satellite network
Guest Post: Measuring real-world latency, handover, and performance of the OneWeb satellite network.
Welcome to APNIC 60
Welcome to APNIC 60! Here’s how to get the most from your conference experience.
APNIC begins transition to refocused Development activities
Changes are coming to APNIC’s Development activities as it focuses on improving the deployment and management of Internet number resources in the region.
Your elected leaders: Taiji Kimura, Routing Security SIG Acting Chair
Taiji Kimura’s vision for routing security in the Asia Pacific region is building trust and resilience for the benefit of all.
Preventing route leaks made simple: BGP roleplay with Junos (RFC 9234)
Guest Post: For 35 years, accidental BGP route leaks and hijacks have been routine — a simple tweak, now defined in RFC 9234, could have prevented most of them.