When the Internet goes out: a Marshall Islands perspective
Pacific economies, such as the Marshall Islands, are becoming more aware of their reliance on high-speed Internet for business and communication, especially when it goes down.
IXPs in Asia and Europe remote peer for first time, open door for future collaboration
Japan Internet Exchange customers can now connect with over 850 European peers via a partnership with the London Internet Exchange.
Women in ICT: Experience and support assist female engineers in China and abroad
The IEEE’s Lan Wang shares her unique perspective of the challenges female engineers face, including her past experience in the ICT sector in China.
KRSeries: Meeting community challenges broadens registry’s function
Since 1999, the Korea Network Information Center (krNIC) has played a leading role in allocating and assigning IP addresses and ASNs within South Korea, along with other important services.
KRSeries: The man who introduced the Internet to Asia
Kilnam Chon played a large part in South Korea’s – and the Asia Pacific region’s – adoption of the Internet.
KRSeries: Transforming a society for the digital era
As we count down to APRICOT 2019, we’ll look at some of the history, challenges and opportunities of the Internet in South Korea.
Industry based CERT provides members confidence to share
Thailand’s banks are reaping the cybersecurity rewards of sectoral Computer Emergency Response Teams.
Three of the best: Cybersecurity
Stay safe these holidays with the three top posts on security topics from 2018.
Three of the best: Guest Posts
Thanks to the 100+ guest bloggers who contributed stories to the APNIC Blog in 2018. Here’s three of the best!
Policy Series: Community-led policy process stands the test of time
Anne Lord helps answer a question that is often asked about APNIC Policy: how was the current policy process created in the first place?