IPv6 News

Nominum to Support Network Operators in Advance of World IPv6 Day on June 8, 2011.
Complete info at Sys-Con, Cable360 and ReviewSeeker.

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Google released an update for Chrome that patches a lack of adequate support for IPv6 in major operating systems.
Complete info at ConceivablyTech and Tom’sGuide.

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The year 2011 is a pivotal one for the Internet as the address space used by the current version of the Internet protocol, IPv4, was fully depleted earlier this year. Without action, we risk increased costs and limited online functionality for Internet users everywhere. The only long-term solution to this problem is the adoption of IPv6, which provides over 4 billion times more space.
Complete info at GamutNews.

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Interconnected devices set to alter our perceptions of reality.
Complete info at TechRadar.

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The Internet is running out of new “addresses” to allocate that are based on its current Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) and a fundamental technology shift is coming to every network around the world called Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).
Complete info at nebusiness.

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Business and government networks must be prepared with trained personnel on board to ensure a smooth migration from the current Internet Protocol (IP) version 4 (IPv4) to the new IPv6.
Complete info at Bernama.

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Third global expansion in two months solidifies Hurricane Electric’s position as the most connected Internet backbone.
Complete info at GamutNews, EON and Virtual-Strategy.

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Folks who have been following IPv6 for a long time most likely are getting tired of it. But for organizations that still are not fully on board, time is growing short and much of the material may seem new and a bit frightening.
Complete info at ITBusinessEdge.

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The Internet is poised to undergo the biggest upgrade in its 40-year history: from the current version of the Internet Protocol known as IPv4 to a new version dubbed IPv6, which offers an expanded addressing scheme for supporting new users and devices.
Complete info at ComputerWorld, InfoWorld and ITWorld.

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Cisco beefs up its support of technologies that help move companies from IPv4 to IPv6.
Complete info at NetworkWorld, eWeek and PC World.

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