IPv6 capability takes off in Taiwan
A recent significant deployment in Taiwan has quickly lifted the economy’s IPv6 capability to almost 10%.
A recent significant deployment in Taiwan has quickly lifted the economy’s IPv6 capability to almost 10%.
“The sooner we prepared for deployment of IPv6 the better, especially as we are entering the IoT era.”
What people were speaking about at the recent Global IPv6 Summit in Hangzhou, China.
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