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IPv6.com is a web portal devoted to providing information, consultation and hardware
for the IPv6 Tech Industry. With custom articles specifically related to IPv6 and
any technology that intersects it, we hope to educate the public on the many
benefits that IPv6 can offer.
For the past few years, we've watched the networking industry closely for the right
time to
launch our website. With the impending IPv4 address pool depletion and the various
warnings
from world renowned organizations, 2008 will no doubt be a pivotal year for this
technical
challenge. Keeping our eyes and ears close to the IP transition all over the world,
we would
like to do our part in helping the tech industry with this ever important upgrade.
| Keeping up to date news articles on IPv6 and the worldwide deployment, we believe
that we can
help fuel discussions that will lead to many new applications that can benefit from
this upgrade.
We also believe that IPv6 will continue to energize the minds that will develop the
next generation
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We are always open to suggestions on how we can better serve the networking industry
specifically related to IPv6 and its deployment. Feel free to send us an email with
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| OMB: Agencies met IPv6 deadline |
| All major agencies met the June 30 deadline for successfully demonstrating their adoption of IPv6 technology, the Office of Management and Budget said today.
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| Feds: We are ready for IPv6 D-Day |
| On June 30, U.S. federal government officials expect to declare an early victory on the IPv6 front. But they admit that meeting their much-heralded June 30 deadline for IPv6 compatibility is just the opening salvo of a long-term battle to get their networks ready for the Internet of the future.
Under a White House policy issued in August 2005, all federal agencies must demonstrate the ability to pass IPv6 packets across their backbone networks by this deadline.
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| Sigma Designs powers IPv6 set top boxes |
| Sigma Designs have announced that one of their solutions, the integrated SMP8654 media processor, will be used in Advanced Communications' IPv6 set-top boxes.
The companies have also announced a partnership to develop IPTV set-top boxes, for the Japanese market, again using Sigma Designs SMP8654 media processor, alongside the Adcom's iSense IPTV software platform.
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| William Jackson | Waiting for the killer app |
| Cybereye-commentary: IPv6 will become self-sustaining when its adoption is driven by the availability of apps that take advantage of its features.
IS IPV6 REACHING CRITICAL MASS? Probably not yet, but the recent decision by the European Commission to embrace the new version of the Internet protocols could help nudge it toward self-sustainability.
IPv6 will become self-sustaining when its adoption is driven by the availability of applications that take advantage of its features.
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| IPv4 Exhaustion and IPv6 Transition Video |
| I Qik'd (streamed from my mobile phone) the presentation by Geoff Huston, APNIC Chief Scientist, on IPv4 exhaustion and IPv6 transition.It's ten minutes long, but Geoff is an anmimated speaker and it's a good overview of the situation.
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