Congratulations to the APRICOT 2016 Fellows
Congratulations to the 25 applicants awarded with a fellowship to participate at APRICOT 2016. We look forward to meeting you in Auckland.
Congratulations to the 25 applicants awarded with a fellowship to participate at APRICOT 2016. We look forward to meeting you in Auckland.
Guest Post: Constance Bommelaer discusses what a “post-2015” vision for the Information Society could look like in the lead up to an event that will have an impact on its outcome, WSIS+10.
The APNIC Executive Council, on behalf of APNIC staff and the APNIC community, expresses its condolences to the family and the RIPE Community on the passing away of Rob Blokzijl.
Guest Post: Azura Mat Salim discusses Telekom Malaysia’s road to IPv6 deployment – now placing it in IPv6’s top 10 network operators globally.
Guest Post: Dr Ajay Kumar examines the growth of the IPv4 transfer market and the role he believes the RIR communities need to play.
Guest Post: There’s less than three months to go before APRICOT 2016 in Auckland, New Zealand – have you registered?
Guest Post: The RIPE NCC shares its experience performing DNSSEC algorithm roll-overs.
Guest Post: Sonam Keba discusses how ICT careers are helping provide opportunities for women in Bhutan.
Guest Post: Last month’s Pakistan’s first School on Internet Governance (pkSIG) was launched to educate and encourage scholars, IT specialists, and professionals to discuss the complex nature of Internet governance.
Guest Post: Network engineer and APNIC 40 fellow, Adeel Sadiq, provides his thoughts on Pakistan’s School on Internet Governance.