IPv6 News

Fedora 12 “Constantine” Alpha release is available! What’s next for the free operating system that shows off the best new technology of tomorrow?
Complete info at LWN.

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At this point, it’s hard to imagine life without the Internet, at least in the developed world. But buried underneath the breathtaking Web applications and streaming media that we use on a daily basis, the actual software that makes the Internet work is starting to show its age.
Complete info at CSMonitor.

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AT&T is making global Wi-Fi access more convenient for business travelers, remote workers and consumers-on-the-go via the addition of nearly 25,000 new Wi-Fi hotspots in countries across Europe and in China.
Complete info at TradingMarkets, FoxBusiness and IBN.

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Provider of hardware, software, services in automation and embedded computing GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms has secured an order worth USD645,000 from General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS), the company announced on Monday.
Complete info at 4GWE, DefPro and 7th Space.

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The Defense Department has released Version 4.0 of the IPv6 Standard Profiles for IPv6 Capable Products as part of an update to the Defense Information Technology Standards Registry (DISR) Baseline Release, Version 09-2.0.
Complete info at GCN, FCW and WashingtonTechnology.

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Infoblox Inc. today announced availability of a new freeware tool that provides powerful network discovery and IP address management (IPAM) functions, which are crucial to maintaining network availability and security and reducing operational costs.
Complete info at EarthTimes, MarketWatch and Sys-Con.

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The New Zealand Government has impressed on the country’s business community the importance of speedy adoption of IPv6, but says it’s role towards achieving this will be confined to awareness raising and leading by example, not by regulation.
Complete info at iTWire.

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As the number of internet users keeps soaring, China’s IP address will be used up in two or three years, according to Wu Hequan, an expert from the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
Complete info at People’s Daily Online and ChinaDaily.

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Will help solve country’s last mile connectivity, says MIMOS.
Complete info at InfoWorld and TheStandard.

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Is the transition behind schedule? ‘You’re damn tooting,’ says internet pioneer.
Complete info at Computerworld.

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