IoT over IPv6 just got interesting (for reasons of scale)
Google recently chose to open source the ‘Threads’ protocol. To use it, you’re going to have to learn how to live in an IPv6-only world.
IETF 95: SIDR approaches the milestones, where next?
Should the IETF’s SIDR working group conclude with the emergence of BGPSEC? George Michaelson thinks so.
A salute to Scott Bradner on his retirement
Scott Bradner was recognized at IETF 95 for his many years of contribution to the Internet community.
My top takeaways from DNS-OARC 24
George Michaelson shares his favourite picks from DNS-OARC 24, held recently in Buenos Aires.
Six Internet puzzles to keep an eye on in 2016
Each New Year brings with it new puzzles to solve, and questions to answer. Here’s six topics worth keeping an eye on in 2016.
PhNOG, a real ISP community in action
George Michaelson shares his thoughts on the recent PhNOG 2016 event in Manila.
Behind the Curtain: Making IPv6 work
Before IPv6 can ‘just work’ for Internet users, ISPs and software developers often have legacy technology challenges to overcome at the back end.
Sydney Blockchain Workshop: Lawrence Lessig on the law and the net
Lawrence Lessig came to the Sydney Blockchain Workshop to remind us that we only get the network we want if we fight for it.
Turris Omnia: NIC.CZ open-design router
GGM reviews the Turris Omnia project – a publicly funded starter project to design and build a fully open specification home router.
International Humanitarian Law and the Internet @ RIPE 71
How do you apply international humanitarian law to the emerging problems of Cyber Warfare?