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?
[Podcast] Here comes the sun(spots) — what are the real risks in solar storms?
What are the issues behind sunspots, ionisation in the atmosphere and their effects on satellite communications and terrestrial infrastructure
[Podcast] Content vs carriage
On the eternal tension between content and carriage, with a new twist.
[Podcast] Adding ZONEMD protections to the root zone
Deploying ZONEMD in the root zone will help increase the security, stability and resiliency of the DNS.
Ten years after: What’s changed since Snowden?
IETF draft shares four different personal observations, reflections, and insights made since the leak.
[Podcast] About time: The Swedish national secure time distribution initiative
How the Swedish built and operate a network service that provides a reference time source, and the problem with time.
[Podcast] Measuring how the IETF performs at producing documents
Measuring the IETF data tracker gives a unique perspective on the current state of document production.
[Podcast] Failed Expectations: 40 years of network history
How the failures and successes of technology deployment offer valuable lessons.