IPv6 News

Stackable 1U switch scales to 48 gigabit ports.
Complete info at TechWorld, CIO and ComputerWorld.

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Colocation America, a leading colocation and dedicated server provider, has announced their initiative to provide IPv6, a publicly used Internet Protocol, for their clients which will enhance their business operations.
Complete info at HostReview, TMCnet and DedicatedServerNews.

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Windows 8 is on course for a 2012 release, according to a Microsoft employee. Whether consumers and businesses considering the switch from Windows XP and Vista to Windows 7 may hold their horses after hearing this news is arguable, but it would be wise to list out strong expected features in Microsoft’s next Windows 8 operating system.
Complete info at PC World.

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IP address management (IPAM) is becoming a key issue for organisations, as most of their current networks run on Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4), and less than 5% of this pool of addresses worldwide remains unutilised, according to the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority. This pool is likely to be fully committed by Q2 2011.
Complete info at IT Web.

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Clang can now compile a functional Linux Kernel (version 2.6.36, SMP).
Complete info at LWN.

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There are three news items during the past few days that complement each other perfectly, and serve as an apt assessment of how completely wireless has taken over the present – and the future.
Complete info at IT Business Edge.

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The IPv4 countdown has begun and at the current rate of allocation, it appears that it won’t be long before there are just no more addresses left to hand out. The Number Resource Organization announced that less than five percent of the world’s IPv4 addresses remain unallocated.
Complete info at TMCnet.

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Independent Miercom Tests Find Sonus’ Network Border Switches Well Positioned to Meet Next-Generation Network Demands.
Complete info at IT News Online, MarketWatch and NewsBlaze.

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Express Logic, Inc., the worldwide leader in royalty-free real-time operating systems (RTOS), today announced ThreadX® RTOS support of Energy Micro’s Cortex™-M3-based EFM®32 microcontroller (MCU) family.
Complete info at Benzinga, CentreDaily and Sys-Con.

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NetLogic Microsystems’ AEL2020 dual-channel PHY delivers best-in-class performance and latency for H3C’s enterprise and data center core switching solutions.
Complete info at MarketWatch, EON and Benzinga.

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