IPv6 News

The Internet uses what’s called the TCP/IP protocol. The IP part of that technology, called IPv4, is running out of addresses, and the telecommunications industry is moving to a new standard, called “IPv6.” In some cases, this may require new home equipment, a new router, and possibly other consumer electronics, if you elect to upgrade. Here’s what you need to know.
Complete info MacObserver.

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Host Virtual is pleased to announce that it is expanding its Cloud Service in London.
Complete info at TheHN and HostReview.

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Data Center boasts high power density, low latency networks and IPv6 ready infrastructure.
Complete info at MarketWatch and SacBee.

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New Programming Engine Provides Predictive Insight on Script Performance; Leads the Industry in IPv6 Performance.
Complete info at MarketWatch, Virtual-Strategy and NetworkComputing.

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Latest State of the Internet report shows attack traffic originating from 195 countries or regions.
Complete info at MarketWatch and SacBee.

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T-Mobile USA is running an open beta for enabling IPv6 address assignment to some devices on its network in place of the traditional IPv4 addresses.
Complete info at Android Police.

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World’s Largest IPv6 backbone continues leadership in preparing network engineers, CIOs and others for the deployment of next-generation Internet connectivity.
Complete info at SunHerald, Virtual-Strategy and MarketWatch.

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Nixu Software has been awarded the IPv6 Ready Gold Certificate by the IPv6 Ready Forum for its DDI Software Appliance platform on 21st December 2011.
Complete info at CircleID.

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A powerline communications (PLC) protocol developed by Maxim Integrated Products in partnership with French electricity utility ERDF and broadband terminal firm Sagemcom has been approved as a low-frequency, OFDM-based narrowband PLC standard.
Complete info at ElectronicsWeekly.

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Today, the FreeBSD Foundation announced the recent release of FreeBSD 9.0. FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE raises the bar for open source operating systems in terms of file system reliability, IPv6-readiness, networking capabilities, compiler and toolchain technologies, and security.
Complete info at PRWeb.

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