The Story of IPv6
Our latest infographic demonstrating the need to adopt IPv6.
Our latest infographic demonstrating the need to adopt IPv6.
It was a long weekend of work that focused on the Internet-related resolutions.
Every two years, APNIC conducts an extensive survey of the Asia Pacific Internet community to find out what it thinks of the services and support APNIC provides.In this year’s survey, more than 1,000 members of the community from 40 different economies provided feedback.
30+ glorious years of IPv4 summarised in a 163cm infographic.
LACNIC suggests the creation of ‘MONC’ as an RIR accountability measure.
It’s Day 9 and we are mid way through the Plenipotentiary. All delegations are deep into Ad Hocs and informal groups negotiating consensus texts, sometimes with progress, but often without. As always the Internet issues remain contentious with virtually no prospect of consensus.
Security Specialist Adli Wahid conducted a workshop on “Internet for Investigation” and presented on “Securing the Internet of Things”.
There was a lot of discussion and some resolutions in the Ad Hoc groups, but the bigger issues are simmering in the background. The hardest work of the conference is still yet to come.
Monday of the second Plenipotentiary week here in Busan began with a statement from Secretary General Touré about the reduction of Member State contributions to the ITU.
It was a day of discussion centred on Resolution 130: Strengthening the role of ITU in building confidence and security in the use of information and communication technologies and Resolution 101: Internet Protocol-based networks.