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Ossification and the Internet

By Geoff Huston on 25 Jun 2025

Why IP, transport, routing, and DNS protocols can harden and what that means for the future of the public network.

Event Wrap: bdNOG 19 and BTRC IPv6 Seminar

By Samantha Douglas on 18 Jun 2025

APNIC supported and participated in bdNOG 19 and the BTRC IPv6 Seminar, held in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 21 to 24 May 2025.

cPanel’s IPv6 overhaul

By Luke Thompson on 21 May 2025

Guest Post: Unlocking IPv6 to simplify hosting for millions.

How to configure routed IPv6 in Docker

By Daryll Swer on 19 May 2025

How to set up native routed IPv6 in Docker with routed mode.

Let’s talk about CGNAT and IPv6, again

By Daryll Swer on 13 May 2025

Guest Post: The question ‘How to improve NAT deployments’ has a simple answer.

IPv6 capability reaches 50% in the Asia Pacific region

By Jia Rong Low on 23 Apr 2025

The Asia Pacific region has reached 50% IPv6 capability.

The Asia Pacific region prepares for WTDC-25

By Joyce Chen on 22 Apr 2025

Insights from the recent APT WTDC25-3, RDF-ASP, and RPM-ASP ahead of WTDC-25.

IPv6 penetration in Nepal

By Kijush Maharjan on 28 Mar 2025

Guest Post: The current status, progress, challenges, and future outlook of IPv6 in Nepal.

APNIC Academy IPv6 certification in 2025

By Peter Blee on 19 Mar 2025

APNIC Academy IPv6 certification is heading to Bangladesh and Thailand in 2025.

IPv6 is hard

By Jens Link on 11 Mar 2025

Guest Post: No, it’s not. It’s different.

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