By the end of next year, all public sectors are expected to be IPv6-ready to replace the IPv4 Internet addresses which has been depleted. 

Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) industry regulation and supervision chief officer Datuk Jailani Johari said they had established an IPv6 Centre of Excellence (CoE) led by the Malaysian Technical Standard Forum Berhad (MTFSB). The CoE is responsible for human…

Tata Communications recently moved to IPv6. Get the complete info here.

The UK and the US are lagging outside the top 20 nations for IPv6 adoption, despite the depletion of IPv4 addresses and widespread attempts at promoting awareness of the need to migrate to the new protocotol.

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Wednesday 6th June 2012 is World IPv6 Launch Day (no, seriously, it is) and, we have been continually reminded in a Chicken Little fashion, the IPv4 address space sky is falling. The fact that the media obsession with Internet addresses running out has been on-going for at least a decade now, fuelled no doubt by slow news days and headline space to fill, has led to something of a blasé attitude towards making the…

If you haven't been asked about your plans for IPv6 yet - it's only a matter of time.

There's a general level of awareness among IT leaders that the internet is running out of addresses. You may have read, and noted away in the back of your mind, that the existing IPv4 standard has run out of new addresses, but it probably hasn't hit you because your ISP has a stockpile to keep you happy.

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