The Internet of Stupid Things
Some of the the “things” that are connected to the Internet are stupid and toxic. What are we going to do about it?
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Tech matters
What snail mail tells us about Quality of Service
Australian national postal service is implementing a change to delivery service soon. And what’s this got to do with carriers and packets?!
APNIC 40 Call for Papers is now open
Do you have an interesting technical presentation that you’d like to share with your peers at APNIC 40?
Event Wrap: Global Conference on Cyberspace 2015
The aim of the Global Conference on Cyberspace (GCCS) 2015 was to work towards a forward-looking agenda for a free, open and secure cyberspace.
All you can eat data, at nation scale
Recently an Australian radio program announced the total download for Australia in 2013 was 1.1 exabytes. Let’s unpack that.
Architecture at APNIC: Eventual Consistency
Software at APNIC is undergoing some architectural changes, aiming to produce systems which are robust, reliable, and responsive. One technique we’re using to achieve this is eventual consistency.
A New Journey in the APNIC Community
Guest post: I have been given the chance to express my thoughts to you, after being elected as an EC member of APNIC at APNIC 39 conference. I would say it’s my honour and I thank you for your trust and support.
Need more IP but already received your maximum IPv4 delegation?
Have you considered IPv4 transfers or referral applications?
Cryptech needs you!
What is cryptech and why you should fund it.
“Any product and service deployed today without IPv6 represents a missed opportunity and a future cost”
Paul Wilson, Director General of APNIC recently addressed the APEC TELMIN Industry Forum.