[Podcast] Negative caching of DNS resolution failures
Duane Wessels discusses caching failure in the DNS.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 6 — IPv6, the long road to ‘more than enough addresses’
The lives of IPv6 and APNIC have parallels.
[Podcast] APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 5 — What really happened
Discussing the history of APNIC over the last 30 years.
[Podcast] Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego’s data centre?
Exploring Stephen Song’s work in mapping the Internet and Open Data in telecommunications.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 4 — Rundown to final /8 and the birth of IPv6
How the community made policy changes in the face of inevitable IPv4 exhaustion
[Podcast] How APNIC Labs measures the world using adverts
How APNIC Labs measures the Internet using adverts.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 3 — The beginnings of address policy
The history of needs-based distribution, and how it informs modern address policy.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 2 — First light, notes on the APNIC origin story
Find out how APNIC grew to a community of 24,000 participants across 56 economies.
[Podcast] The chips are down: Moore’s Law coming to an end
Discussing the current and future economics of silicon chip fabrication.
How Internet engineers are helping Maui after the fires
The Maui wildfires have destroyed local digital infrastructure. What can be done?