IPv6 News

Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc. (FMA) today extended its global leadership in advanced, single-chip Ethernet switch technology by introducing the 26-port MB86C69RBC.
Complete info at Newswire, Earthtimes and Sys-Con.

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Continues to Make the Best in Networking Accessible, with Top-Notch Solutions and Strong Channel Partnerships.
Complete info at Business Wire, Earthtimes and Centredaily.

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Two major telecommunications network providers are at the forefront of installing new technologies designed to keep the Internet from running out of unique addresses and make it more secure.
Complete info at Tuscaloosa.

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We have seen Cogent have peering disputes with Level3 and Telia. There are scuffles regularly, usually about the size of the peering point. Obviously, the “Tier 1″ providers would rather sell transit that offer Peering. There’s no money in Peering.
Complete info at TMCnet.

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Level 3 and Qwest are helping federal agencies convert to a new system for IP addresses, which are rapidly being used up.
Complete info at Denverpost.

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Over the years there have been an enormous number of pilot and showcase projects around IPv6.
Complete info at NetworkWorld.

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The ph-domains belong to the popular domains in Asia. The ph-domains are registered in many cases, when com-domains and net-domains are not available.
Complete info at PresseBox and Verivox.

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Find out what are the current most-sought-after skills and those destined to be in demand going forward.
Complete info at ComputerWorld, InfoWorld and TechWorld.

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The available IP addresses using IPv4 or IP version 4 is set to exhaust before the targeted three years and thus the doomsday of Internet has been widely speculated.
Complete info at IT Voir.

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It turns out there is an end to the Internet after all: the international companies that make web addresses available say some countries will run out of available ones as early as 2010.
Complete info at InventorSpot.

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