The DNS and Internet fragmentation
Guest Post: Unfortunately for the entire DNS industry, DNS resolution offers a good (or the least bad) control point for the enforcement of national regulation.
Tag: Guest Post
Boost cooperation between technical and non-technical disciplines at APNIC 54
Guest Post: Why you should get involved in the Cooperation SIG at APNIC 54, and what you can expect.
It’s time to reconsider selective FEC with high-priority resources in HTTP/3
Guest Post: Forward Error Correction can reduce the need for retransmission times in QUIC by >100 ms.
IPv6 celebrates its 5th anniversary as an Internet Standard
Guest Post: Five years ago, the IETF declared the ‘new’ Internet Protocol IPv6 in RFC 8200.
Tackling DNS abuse through education, collaboration and innovation
Guest Post: The DNS Abuse Institute seeks to tackle the complex global issue of DNS abuse and make the Internet safer.
Stay informed about resource allocations and more at APNIC 54
Guest Post: Why you should attend the NIR SIG and what you can expect.
The state of IPv6 ten years after World IPv6 Launch
Guest Post: 2012 was a turning point for the IPv6 Internet. What lies ahead?
Semantic Networking discussions at the IETF
Guest Post: Discussing contentious topics like Semantic Routing helps with understanding the broader challenges of the Internet ecosystem.
Affect real change at the APNIC 54 OPM
Guest Post: Why you should get involved at APNIC 54 Policy SIG OPM, and what you can expect.
Analyzing MPTCP adoption in the Internet
Guest Post: Almost non-existent until October 2021, MPTCP deployment now spans more than 80 economies.