AusNOG 2015: meeting continues to impress
Guest Post: From the first session of AusNOG 2015 you realised that we were there to hear – and debate – the most up to date and pointy end of the issues facing the Australian internet engineering community.
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Tech matters
3-in-1 Cybersecurity Event, Taipei
I recently returned from Taipei, where I attended a 3-in-1 cybersecurity conference including CSA Taiwan 2015, HoneyCon 2015 and IRCON2015.
The Internet in North Korea – Hanging by a Single Thread?
Guest Post: RIPE Labs investigate North Korea’s Internet connectivity in light of recent outages and discuss the fragile nature of its setup.
IDSeries: We need to cultivate human capacity, Onno
We interview Onno Purbo who says education is the foundation for change in Indonesia, not the Internet or technology.
IDSeries: University network continues to impress
Affan Basalamah introduces us to ITB, one of Indonesia’s top universities and how it has played a massive role in connecting the rest of Indonesia to the Internet.
Event Wrap: SGNOG 4
APNIC recently participated at the fourth Singapore Network Operator’s Group (SGNOG 4) meeting from 18 to 21 August 2015.
What does IPv4 transfer activity look like in Australia?
IPv4 transfers in Australia and throughout the Asia Pacific are increasing as demand for the limited resource grows.
IDSeries: An Open exchange: history of Indonesia’s IXP
Johar Alam Rangkuti shares his experience on establishing OpenIXP and how his mission to connect it to IXPs in neighbouring countries.
Event wrap: MYNOG 5
APNIC was again proud to sponsor and participate in MyNOG 5, held 17-20 August in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Internet traffic jam in Asia as submarine cable breaks
East Asia is in the middle of an Internet traffic jam as engineers fix a cut in one of the region’s significant submarine cables.