IPv6 News

The logistics industry faces different challenges. Such firms process a variety of documents in their daily operation, ranging from printing, faxing invoices to filing reports and processing delivery notes. In the past, users had two choices – put a stack of documents in the feeder and scan them all into one file, or separate each document into single sheets and scan each sheet manually.
Complete info at emailwire.

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In the last newsletter we reported on a lively discussion at the Webtorials Water Cooler on the business case for IPv6. And the consensus, as noted, is that while there probably is an eventual need for IPv6, it’s pretty low on the priority list for most enterprises at this point.
Complete info at NetworkWorld.

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Think IPv6 is so 2008? Think again. All agencies met the Office of Management and Budget’s June 2008 deadline to demonstrate their ability to carry IPv6 traffic across their backbone networks, but that doesn’t mean the federal government is ready for the next-generation Internet.
Complete info at GovExec.

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Initiative focuses on interoperability to facilitate migration of applications directly to IP-enabled and secure embedded devices.
Complete info at EarthTimes, MarketWatch and SunHerald.

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The TXv6TF first annual summit starts in Houston Nov 3-4, 2009. As the meeting develops, watch for copies of the presentations and other interesting stuff to be posted here on the web site throughout the meeting.

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Oracle today announced the availability of Oracle® Secure Backup 10.3, a centralized tape backup management solution.
Complete info at EarthTimes, MarketWatch and The Financial.

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Green Hills Software, Inc., the largest independent vendor of embedded software solutions, today announced its Networking Solutions Center, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Complete info at EarthTimes, Sys-Con and PR-Inside.

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Micrel Inc., an industry leader in analog, Fiber, Ethernet and Wireless solutions, today announced that it will be showing the industry’s newest and most innovative high-performance, low-power, low-cost IC solutions at Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) Boston.
Complete info at PR-Inside, Digitalmedianet and BN.

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The FreeBSD developers have announced the availability of the first release candidate (RC1) for version 8.0 of their free Unix derivative. FreeBSD 8.0 RC1, originally scheduled to be released last week, includes several improvements and bug fixes since the previous betas.
Complete info at H-online.

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People should be able to use Web sites without fear of censorship or discriminatory access levels, says Internet pioneer.
Complete info at ComputerWorld.

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